Why the study?
Blood flow features are recognized as important in cerebral aneurysm hemorrhage, prompting investigation into blood hemodynamics and the effect of coiling on internal carotid artery aneurysms.
Does decreasing coiling porosity reduce wall shear stress and oscillatory shear index in computational models of ICA aneurysms?
Does decreasing coiling porosity reduce wall shear stress and oscillatory shear index in computational models of ICA aneurysms?
Computational fluid dynamics modeling demonstrates that decreasing coiling porosity in ICA aneurysms significantly reduces maximum wall shear stress and oscillatory shear index.
May lower WSS/OSI via denser coiling in ICA models; hypothesis-generating, needs in vivo validation.
The importance of the blood flow feature on the hemorrhage of the cerebral aneurysm is confirmed by surgeons and scientists. In this paper, the effects of blood hemodynamics on the growth and rupture of the Internal Carotid Intracranial (ICA) are fully investigated. This study tries to demonstrate the blood feature inside the ICA at different time stages. Besides, the effect of coiling on blood characteristics is extensively studied in this research. Computational Fluid dynamic (CFD) is used for the analysis of the blood hemodynamics on the wall shear stress and pressure distribution within the aneurysm. Obtained results indicate that reducing the coiling porosity from 0.89 to 0.79 declines maximum WSS by about 26% and 61% for [Formula: see text] and 0.45, respectively, at the peak systolic stage. Our findings show that decreasing the porosity (or increasing coiling fraction) would decrease the maximum OSI by more than 55% in high blood viscosity of [Formula: see text].
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