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Cardiovascular patient-specific modeling: Where are we now and what does the future look like?

Redaelli et al., 2020

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5126456475497621517
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Redaelli A
Votta E
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APL bioengineering

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The clinical and bioengineering arenas are experiencing tremendous technological progress. Imaging technologies yield images with continuously improved time-and space- resolution; image processing is being boosted by the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) …
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