[A system for computer visualization of excitation wave propagation in the myocardium]
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D Iu Sarancha1, A B Medvinskiĭ, N I Kukushkin
1Duke University, Durham, USA.
Biofizika
|March 1, 1997
Abstract:
A method of computer-aided visualization of autowave vortices on the cardiac tissue surface is developed. The software for research into autowave vortex evolution is designed, which allowed an adequate presentation of excitation propagation along complex trajectories and the detection of the most essential features of excitation source behavior.
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