Key result
Imaging-based inverse modeling non-invasively estimates patient-specific CV mechanics to guide diagnosis and treatment.
Why the study?
Inverse modeling approaches can non-invasively estimate tissue properties and mechanical loads from medical imaging to improve clinical diagnosis and treatment planning, but require multidisciplinary solutions tailored to specific clinical data and pathologies.
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May facilitate personalized cardiovascular assessment; leaves open need for prospective clinical validation.
This review highlights the potential of patient-specific inverse modeling using medical imaging to non-invasively estimate cardiovascular tissue properties and mechanical loads, improving diagnosis and treatment planning.
Bracamonte et al. (2022) conducted a review in Cardiovascular mechanics (healthy and diseased hearts, aortas, and pulmonary arteries). Inverse modeling approaches was evaluated. Inverse modeling approaches using medical imaging provide non-invasive patient-specific estimations of cardiovascular tissue properties and mechanical loads to improve diagnosis and treatment planning.
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