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The impact of cardiac motion on aortic valve flow used in computational simulations of the thoracic aorta

Wendell et al., 2016

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18129106160372735487
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Wendell D
Samyn M
Cava J
Krolikowski M
LaDisa Jr J
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Journal of biomechanical engineering

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Advancements in image-based computational modeling are producing increasingly more realistic representations of vasculature and hemodynamics, but so far have not compensated for cardiac motion when imposing inflow boundary conditions. The effect of …
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