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    • To introduce AortaDiff, a diffusion-based framework for generating smooth, CFD-compatible 3D aortic surfaces directly from medical imaging volumes.
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    Main Methods:

    • A volume-guided conditional diffusion model (CDM) generates aortic centerlines from CT/MRI data.
    • Centerlines are used to extract vessel contours, ensuring precise boundary delineation.
    • Extracted contours are fitted into smooth, continuous 3D surfaces for CFD-compatible meshing.

    Main Results:

    • AortaDiff successfully generates smooth, geometrically accurate 3D aorta meshes suitable for CFD analysis.
    • The framework demonstrates effectiveness with limited training data, producing high-fidelity reconstructions.
    • Successfully reconstructed both normal and pathological aorta cases, including aneurysms and coarctation.

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    • AortaDiff provides an end-to-end workflow for generating CFD-compatible aorta meshes with minimal reliance on large labeled datasets.
    • The method offers high geometric fidelity and adaptability to various aortic conditions.
    • Positions AortaDiff as a practical tool for cardiovascular research, enhancing visualization and simulation capabilities.