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September 29, 2000Circulation Research

A Computer Model of Normal Conduction in the Human Atria

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Population

Three-dimensional finite volume-based computer model of human atria incorporating major muscle bundles

Comparison

Simulations of normal sinus rhythm and paced… vs Experimental observations and data

Design

Preclinical

Key result

A three-dimensional computer model of human atrial activation incorporating major muscle bundles successfully simulated normal sinus rhythm and paced activation sequences.

Authors

CHCraig S. Henriquez David M. Harrild

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Overview

Advances atrial modeling for research; extends prior simulations yet leaves open clinical translation without validation.

Structured PICO

P
Population
Three-dimensional finite volume-based computer model of human atria incorporating major muscle bundles (crista terminalis, pectinate muscles, limbus of the fossa ovalis, and Bachmann's bundle)
I
Intervention
Simulations of normal sinus rhythm and paced activation
C
Comparator
Experimental observations and data (for validation)
O
Outcome
Simulated normal activation sequence and conduction velocities

A realistic 3D computer model of human atria incorporating major muscle bundles accurately simulates normal activation sequences and provides a tool to examine normal and abnormal conduction.

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Craig S. Henriquez David M. Harrild (2000) studied Normal conduction in human atria. 3D computer model of human atrial activation was evaluated on Simulated normal activation sequence and conduction velocities. A three-dimensional computer model of human atrial activation incorporating major muscle bundles successfully simulated normal sinus rhythm and paced activation sequences.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a152f51814bf8ec9a4e33d3https://doi.org/10.1161/01.res.87.7.e25
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