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https://randleslab.pratt.duke.edu/ 05-01-2016 13:37:14
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New work from our lab looking at the role of immersion for improving extended reality use in flow simulations is available in CVET. #CFD #XR Duke Engineering link.springer.com/article/10.100…
We validate a patient-specific blood flow model of fractional flow reserve and derive optimized, low-cost models with minimal governing parameters without compromising diagnostic performance. Tanade et al., Front. Med. Technol. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… Duke Engineering #CFD #XR
In our first paper of the year, we quantified the trade-offs of three common constitutive laws for modeling RBC response to large strains. This work was led by @MariannaPepona. Duke Engineering #Research #CFD #FSI sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
We utilized the radial distribution function and Jaccard index as metrics to quantitatively define distributions of spheres and red blood cells. Roychowdhury et al., Journal of Computational Science #CFD #Research Duke Engineering tinyurl.com/2vtbfru6
Our latest paper shows how patient size can influence cerebral perfusion during veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (VA-ECMO). #CFD #Engineering Duke Engineering Duke Biomedical Engineering journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…
We introduce Post Hoc Replay, an in situ framework that enables subsequent post hoc reconstruction of simulation subdomains at full resolution at reduced computational resources costs. Yousef et al., LDAV #CFD #InSitu #research Duke Engineering Duke Biomedical Engineering
HARVEY is able to accurately measure FFR with simulations based on 2D angiography images and helps identify longitudinal vorticity as a potential marker identify at risk patients. Check out our latest work in JAHA for more information. Duke Engineering ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JA…
We introduce the HarVI (HARVEY Virtual Intervention) tool for #CVD that leverages #AI and extended reality to enable physicians to interactively scope out treatment strategies and get hemodynamic guidance in real time. Paper presented @ ICCS24 Duke Engineering IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society #VR
Our new paper examines hemodynamic changes caused by the presence of sickle red blood cells compared to normal red blood cells in patients with sickle cell disease. Presented at: EMBC EMBS 2024 Duke Engineering IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society
We introduce an angiography-based computational framework that enables the calculation of patient specific 3D flow dynamics from 2D superficial femoral arteries angiography Presented at: EMBC 2024 Duke Engineering IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society #CFD #HPC
We explore the possibility of co-opting steady-state inlet flow simulations in lieu of pulsatile state models, showing we can sufficiently capture human hemodynamics during diastolic periods. Presented at: EMBC 2024 Duke Engineering IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society #cfd #HPC
We introduce our latest work on automating coronary tree alignment. This advancement enhances understanding of CAD via anatomical feature detection in large clinical datasets. Presented at: EMBC 2024 Duke Engineering IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society #CardiovascularResearch #DukeUniversity #HPC
In this paper, we utilized longitudinal hemodynamic mapping framework to compare 6 key hemodynamic metrics under the influence of rest and activity state for in a human coronary digital twin. Presented at: EMBC 2024 Duke Engineering IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society #CFD #HPC
🚨 New publication in npj Digital Medicine! We developed the Longitudinal Hemodynamic Mapping Framework (LHMF) to track 6 weeks of 3D blood flow in patient-specific anatomy using wearables and CFD—vs <1 min before! 💻🩺 duke.is/v/y4ta #DigitalHealth Duke Engineering #HPC