Feasibility of the PSCOPE hybrid model for predicting post-left ventricular assist device hemodynamics: Three patient-specific cases

This feasibility study suggests that PSCOPE's patient-specific predictions may help anticipate post-implant hemodynamic trends-including right-ventricular failure risk-and inform surgical planning; however, a more rigorous validation remains necessary to demonstrate broader applicability across LVAD-patient populations.

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Computers in Biology and Medicine
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2025-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compbiomed.2025.111391
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Mechanical Circulatory Support Devices
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Feasibility of the PSCOPE hybrid model for predicting post-left ventricular assist device hemodynamics: Three patient-specific cases

Brett Welch, Ethan O. Kung, Arman Kilic, Abraham E. Umo
Computers in Biology and Medicine
Mechanical Circulatory Support Devices
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Feasibility of the PSCOPE hybrid model for predicting post-left ventricular assist device hemodynamics: Three patient-specific cases

Brett Welch, Ethan O. Kung, Arman Kilic, Abraham E. Umo
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This feasibility study suggests that PSCOPE's patient-specific predictions may help anticipate post-implant hemodynamic trends-including right-ventricular failure risk-and inform surgical planning; however, a more rigorous validation remains necessary to demonstrate broader applicability across LVAD-patient populations.

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