Turbulent-like blood flow in neo-aorta in post-norwood patients

Abnormal diameter irregularities may induce turbulent-like flow patterns that could be detrimental to the healthy growth of the neo-aorta. Post-surgical outcomes could potentially be improved through optimal neo-aortic reconstructions that minimize diameter irregularities and turbulent-like blood flow conditions.

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Computers in Biology and Medicine
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2025-04-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compbiomed.2025.110083
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Coronary Interventions and Diagnostics
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Abstract

Abnormal diameter irregularities may induce turbulent-like flow patterns that could be detrimental to the healthy growth of the neo-aorta. Post-surgical outcomes could potentially be improved through optimal neo-aortic reconstructions that minimize diameter irregularities and turbulent-like blood flow conditions.

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