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Computational models of cardiac electrophysiology serve as valuable tools to simulate and gain insight into normal and abnormal action potential propagation in cardiac tissue.
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Computational models provide valuable insights into normal and abnormal cardiac electrophysiology and action potential propagation.
Computational models have the potential to make a huge impact on our understanding of normal and abnormal cardiac function. The aim of this article is to review tools that have been developed to simulate the electrophysiology of cardiac cells and tissue, and to show how computational models have been used to gain insight into normal and abnormal action potential propagation. Some of the practical problems experienced in the development and application of these models are described, and examples are given.
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Richard H. Clayton (2001) conducted a review in Normal and abnormal cardiac function. Computational models of cardiac electrophysiology was evaluated. Computational models of cardiac electrophysiology serve as valuable tools to simulate and gain insight into normal and abnormal action potential propagation in cardiac tissue.
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