Computer simulation of left ventricular filling flow: impact study on echocardiograms

A 2D axisymmetrical computer model is developed describing left ventricular (LV) flow during filling. The unsteady Navier-Stokes equations in a LV geometry with moving walls are solved. The relaxation and compliance of the LV wall and the fluid-wall interaction are taken into account. The method is...

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Hauptverfasser:	Vierendeels, J.A., Riemslagh, K., Dick, E., Verdonck, P.
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Schlagworte:	Blood Computational modeling Computer simulation Deformable models Doppler effect Filling Flow patterns Fluid dynamics Geometry Heart Hemodynamics Navier Stokes equations Relaxation processes Stress Valves
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