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Passive diastolic modelling of human ventricles: Effects of base movement and geometrical heterogeneity

Palit et al., 2017

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7481664591998001350
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Palit A
Franciosa P
Bhudia S
Arvanitis T
Turley G
Williams M
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Journal of biomechanics

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Abstract Left-ventricular (LV) remodelling, associated with diastolic heart failure, is driven by an increase in myocardial stress. Therefore, normalisation of LV wall stress is the cornerstone of many therapeutic treatments. However, information regarding such regional …
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