Cardiac Flow Visualization Techniques
Existing cardiac flow visualization techniques will be described, both in vivo and in vitro. At the end of the chapter it will be shown the procedure to follow to validate a numerical CFD model (in silico technique).
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Alberto Pozo Álvarez
Fluid Mechanics Applied to Medicine Cardiac Flow Visualization Techniques
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Alberto Pozo Álvarez
Fluid Mechanics Applied to Medicine Cardiac Flow Visualization Techniques
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Alberto Pozo Álvarez Department of Industrial Engineering University of Valladolid Valladolid, Spain
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