… models for the human atria – the 3D virtual human atria. Primarily… in the human sinoatrial
node (SAN) and surrounding atrial … of the whole atria dissected from the Visible Human dataset. …

… the segmentation of the 3D anatomical model of the human atria by taking into account
the presence of other electrophysiologically distinct regions in the atria, such as the AS, AVR, …

… whether chronic atrial fibrillation (AF) and atrial flutter in patients lead to electrical remodeling
of the human atrial myocardium, manifested by an abnormal relation between atrial cycle …

… of atrial fibrillation (AF). Methods: In 31 patients with AF undergoing a Maze procedure
and 22 patients in sinus rhythm (SR), biopsies were taken intraoperatively from the right …

… on ectopic foci versus reentry as the mechanism underlying atrial fibrillation (AF) in humans
has continued. Recently, the mechanism of atrial fibrillation (AF) is considered to be a spiral …

… Human atrial fibrillation (AF) likely encompasses a … 6 reaffirm our limited understanding of
human AF. Notable studies in the … Computer models of the human atria have shown that APD …

Background—In animal models, induced atrial fibrillation shortens the atrial effective refractory
period (ERP) and reverses its physiological adaptation to rate. It is not clear whether this …

… atrial fibrillation in the human atria. The electrophysiological mechanisms of atrial fibrillation
(AF) onset in humans have … to as dispersion of refractoriness or conduction within the atria, 1 …

… atrial APs; 10 in human atria 11 and ventricle. I TO density is significantly greater in human
atrial … to the observation that APs are shorter in atrial myocytes. Kv4.3 protein is thought to be …

… have demonstrated that atrial fibrillation (AF) induces remodeling of the atria and that this …
In humans, clinical observations suggest that AF promotes changes in the atria. Chronic AF …