Titlebook: Clinical Application of Computational Mechanics to the Cardiovascular System; Takami Yamaguchi (Professor) Book 2000 Springer Japan 2000 b

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Flow Simulation of the Aortic Arch —Effect of the 3D Distortion on Flows in the Ordinary Helix Circuesonance imaging (MRI) studies have shown that the flow in the aortic arch forms a single right-handed helix (Kilner 1993). This helical flow is thought to be responsible for the development of aneurysms, which are frequently found on the arch. The 3D configuration of the arch is thought to affect all of these phenomena.

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Risk Management in Public Healthalistic models automatically. We developed a novel modeling system to construct geometric models from medical imaging data interactively with directly using the operator’s anatomical knowledge and ability of space perception.

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Book 2000ular deaths are the leading cause of death in the Western world. Although cancer or malignant neoplasms recently have topped the list of causes of deaths in Japan, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases bring about more deaths than cancer if they are reclassified into a unified category of dise

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Computational Mechanical Model Studies in the Cardiovascular System and theoretical approaches. It has already been adopted in many fields of engineering and is regarded as a sine qua non tool for industrial design and manufacturing. Although its application in the fields of medicine and biology has so far been limited, the use of computational methods can be exten

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Inelastic Constitutive Models of Blood Vessels in Physiological Conditionsis decomposed into inelastic and elastic parts. The elastic part is expressed by postulating an incompressible transversely isotropic strain energy density function. The inelastic part is formulated so as to describe a hysteresis loop in stress-strain relationship under cyclic loading by taking acco

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Stress and Strain Analyses of Blood Vessels in Physiological and Pathological Conditionswere formulated as a hyperelastic material for blood vessels and other tissues based on a finite deformation theory. For boundary-value problems of vasculature, three cases are chosen as physiologically or pathologically typical conditions. One is the case of an artery in which smooth muscles are ac

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A Modeling System of 3-Dimensional Blood Vessel Configuration for CFD Analysislocations, the bifurcations of blood vessels are especially prone to atherosclerosis, particularly the lateral walls of the common iliac arteries. This distribution of lesions is believed to depend on fluid dynamics phenomena. Since the flow in an arterial bifurcation is too complex to study ., or e