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  • To summarize recent advancements in multi-scale computational models of AF.
  • To focus on the mechanistic links between atrial structural and electrophysiological alterations and AF.

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  • Review of multi-scale computational models used to study AF.
  • Analysis of modeling approaches that incorporate cohort-level variability for personalized insights.

Main Results:

  • Exploration of key AF mechanisms including pulmonary vein ectopy, fibrosis, wall thickness heterogeneity, adipose tissue infiltration, repolarization alternans, ion channel mutations, and mechano-electrical feedback.
  • Demonstration of how modeling captures cohort variability to provide specific mechanistic insights.

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  • Computational modeling is essential for advancing the mechanistic understanding of atrial fibrillation.
  • Future perspectives highlight the continued role of atrial modeling in unraveling AF complexity.