AUTHORS: Sergey Frolov, Sergey Sindeev, Anton Potlov
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ABSTRACT: In this study we present a design of biotechnical system for endovascular treatment of aneurysms using mathematical modeling of hemodynamics and endoscopic optical coherence tomography. The approaches for obtaining patient-specific mechanical properties of the vessel wall and individualized mathematical modeling of the cerebral blood flow are described in detail. The proposed biotechnical system takes into account the individual biomechanical properties of the cerebral artery wall measured in vivo and has a potential to be used in clinical practice for improved patient-specific evaluation of hemodynamics in the cerebral artery with an aneurysm before and after the endovascular treatment
KEYWORDS: - biotechnical system, intracranial aneurysms, vessel wall, compression elastography, flow-diverter stents, non-Newtonian fluid
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