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Do different bicuspid aortic valve morphotypes alter ascending aorta hemodynamics compared to a tricuspid aortic valve in an in vitro model?
Do different bicuspid aortic valve morphotypes alter ascending aorta hemodynamics compared to a tricuspid aortic valve in an in vitro model?
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Distinct bicuspid aortic valve morphotypes generate specific hemodynamic abnormalities, including increased jet skewness, velocity, and shear stress overloads, which may contribute to morphotype-dependent aortic dilation patterns.
McNally et al. (2017) studied this question.
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