Key result
Technological progress in imaging, artificial intelligence, and computational infrastructures is facilitating the use of cardiovascular patient-specific modeling for clinical applications.
Why the study?
Rapid advances in imaging, artificial intelligence-based image processing, and computational infrastructure have made it increasingly feasible to use medical imaging data to inform patient-specific cardiovascular models.
Advances in imaging, AI, and computational power are enabling faster and more reliable patient-specific cardiovascular modeling.
May accelerate clinical translation of patient-specific cardiovascular models; leaves open need for prospective validation before routine use.
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Redaelli et al. (2020) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular patient-specific modeling was evaluated. Technological progress in imaging, artificial intelligence, and computational infrastructures is facilitating the use of cardiovascular patient-specific modeling for clinical applications.
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