关于大动脉门架构在生理血液动力学和门更换中的作用,第I部分:流量配置和旋动力学

Pascal Corso1, Dominik Obrist1

  • 1ARTORG Center for Biomedical Engineering Research, University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland.

概括

新的假体大动脉 (BioAVs) 与狭窄病例相比,显示出更好的流动动力学. 一个BioAV设计降低了喷射速度,而另一个设计提供了有利的旋转减弱和减少阻力,以更好地更换大动脉.

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