The impact of nonlinear blood behavior on hemodynamic parameters in large vessels: more than expected

Motivation: It has not been exhaustively studied how the nonlinear behavior of the blood impacts the estimation of hemodynamic parametersGoal(s): To demonstrate the impact of nonlinear viscosities produced by diseases such as anemia and polycythemia on the estimation of hemodynamic parametersApproach: Hemodynamic parameters were estimated from synthetically generated 4D Flow images obtained from CFD simulations of the aorta using a nonlinear model for the viscosity and different levels of nonlinearityResults: Important differences were observed in WSS, OSI, and energy loss estimated using a nonlinear model for the viscosity compared to results obtained using constant viscosities. Comparisons were made for several casesImpact: This investigation could impact how the MR community estimate hemodynamic parameters from 4D MR images.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/3371
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Cardiovascular Health and Disease Prevention
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The impact of nonlinear blood behavior on hemodynamic parameters in large vessels: more than expected

Felipe Galarce, Julio A Sotelo, Hernán Mella, Ernesto Castillo
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The impact of nonlinear blood behavior on hemodynamic parameters in large vessels: more than expected

Felipe Galarce, Julio A Sotelo, Hernán Mella, Ernesto Castillo
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Motivation: It has not been exhaustively studied how the nonlinear behavior of the blood impacts the estimation of hemodynamic parametersGoal(s): To demonstrate the impact of nonlinear viscosities produced by diseases such as anemia and polycythemia on the estimation of hemodynamic parametersApproach: Hemodynamic parameters were estimated from synthetically generated 4D Flow images obtained from CFD simulations of the aorta using a nonlinear model for the viscosity and different levels of nonlinearityResults: Important differences were observed in WSS, OSI, and energy loss estimated using a nonlinear model for the viscosity compared to results obtained using constant viscosities. Comparisons were made for several casesImpact: This investigation could impact how the MR community estimate hemodynamic parameters from 4D MR images.

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The impact of nonlinear blood behavior on hemodynamic parameters in large vessels: more than expected — Felipe Galarce, Julio A Sotelo, et al. · Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS