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SPH Method: what is it and how is it used title with aortic valve simulation and cannula simulation images

SPH method: What is it and how is it used for medical simulations?

Medical device development industry, Simulations

“Simple Complexity – Tech brought to you by Virtonomy” – Transforming Medical Simulations with Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics We’re thrilled to kick off our educational series, “Simple Complexity,” where we’ll break down intricate technologies into easily understandable insights. At Virtonomy, we’re passionate about making cutting-edge medical tech accessible to everyone. In …

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TTVR Simulation: Transcatheter Tricuspid Valve Replacement on Digital Patient Twins

Medical device development industry, Simulations

The anatomy of the tricuspid valve can be more challenging that that of the aortic and mitral valve. Because of its variability, central design decisions in transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) can be more complicated. Sizing and positioning become even more complex because the annulus changes shape over the cardiac …

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Catheter Design: Elevating Performance with Virtual Patients and Medical Simulation

Data & AI, Simulations

Introduction to Cardiac Catheterization and Its Importance Cardiac catheterization is a cornerstone of cardiovascular intervention, and the gold standard for minimally invasive access to the heart. It is, therefore, suitable for all kinds of applications such as stent placement in the cardiac system, valve replacement or treatment of ventricular fibrillation. …

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Aortic Valve Benchtop Done In Silico Using Medical Simulation

Simulations

In this post, we would like to give you an example of an in silico aortic valve benchtop test, which is traditionally performed in vitro. Furthermore, we will demonstrate how we perform validation on such use-case. Recently we shared with you what the terms in vivo, in vitro, and in …

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