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A patient-specific adaptation of the Living Human Heart Model in application to pulmonary hypertension
The Living Heart Project aims to offer medical practitioners and researchers a full-heart electromechanical computational platform to explore and assess clinical cases pertaining to the left ventricle (LV), and the less addressed right ventricle (RV). It does not, however, provide an easy solution t...
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2020
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