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Numerical tools, including computational fluid dynamics and finite element methods, are widely used for the development, optimization, and investigation of devices to model blood damage.
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Supports preclinical device optimization; leaves open need for standardized clinical validation.
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Leonid Goubergrits (2006) studied this question. Numerical tools, including computational fluid dynamics and finite element methods, are widely used for the development, optimization, and investigation of devices to model blood damage.
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