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Computational hemodynamics in cerebral aneurysms: the effects of modeled versus measured boundary conditions

Marzo et al., 2011

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16378448124301236268
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Marzo A
Singh P
Larrabide I
Radaelli A
Coley S
Gwilliam M
Wilkinson I
Lawford P
Reymond P
Patel U
Frangi A
Hose D
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Annals of biomedical engineering

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Modeling of flow in intracranial aneurysms (IAs) requires flow information at the model boundaries. In absence of patient-specific measurements, typical or modeled boundary conditions (BCs) are often used. This study investigates the effects of modeled versus …
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