Two-dimensional principal stress analysis significantly underestimates peak turbulent stresses in complex three-dimensional flows of cardiac prostheses compared to three-dimensional analysis.
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Two-dimensional analysis may underestimate stresses in prosthetic flows; leaves open whether three-dimensional methods improve device risk assessment.
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