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A 3D printed pulmonary mock loop for hemodynamic studies in congenital heart disease

Conijn et al., 2022

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7626495374799792647
Author
Conijn M
Wintermans L
Metselaar R
Ruisch J
Bax E
van Egmond C
Nieuwenstein B
Warmerdam E
Krings G
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Biomedical Physics & Engineering Express

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Background. With the increasing survival of the congenital heart disease population, there is a growing need for in-depth understanding of blood circulation in these patients. Mock loops provide the opportunity for comprehensive hemodynamic studies without burden and risks …
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