Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research
Title
Assessment of Aortic Graft Impact on Hemodynamics
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Summer 6-20-2011
Abstract
In vivo studies have revealed that aortic grafts augment heart load and alter blood pressure and flow waveforms [1]. A one-dimensional model of the arterial tree was developed in order to analyze the different mechanisms by which proximal and distal aortic grafts affect hemodynamics. Graft compliance and properties were based on in vitro tests. Predicted pressures at the aortic root were compared for the control, proximal and distal graft case.
Publication Title
ASME Proceedings | Cardiovascular Diagnostics
Volume
SBC2011-53245
First Page
181
Last Page
182
Recommended Citation
Vardoulis, Orestis; Martin, Bryn A.; Reymond, Philippe; and Stergiopulos, Nikos, "Assessment of Aortic Graft Impact on Hemodynamics" (2011). Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research. 417.
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