Computational models of cardiac electromechanics (EM) are increasingly being applied to
clinical problems, with patient-specific models being generated from high fidelity imaging …

The anatomy and motion of the heart and the aorta are essential for patient-specific
simulations of cardiac electrophysiology, wall mechanics and hemodynamics. Within the …

Computational models of the heart are increasingly being used in the development of
devices, patient diagnosis and therapy guidance. While software techniques have been …

Computational modeling provides a potentially powerful way to integrate structural
properties measured in vitro to physiological functions measured in vivo. Focusing on the …

The cardiac physiome model has been proven to be useful for cardiac simulation, and has
been more recently utilized to medical image analysis. To perform individualized analysis …

Personalised computer models of cardiac function, referred to as cardiac digital twins, are
envisioned to play an important role in clinical precision therapies of cardiovascular …

In the last decade, electrophysiological models for in-silico simulations of cardiac
electrophysiology have gained much attention in the research field. However, to translate …

Computational cardiac physiology has great potential to improve the management of
cardiovascular diseases. One of the main bottlenecks in this field is the customization of the …

Significant advancements in imaging technology and the dramatic increase in computer
power over the last few years broke the ground for the construction of anatomically realistic …

Background Computer models of the electrical and mechanical actions of the heart, solved
on geometrically realistic domains, are becoming an increasingly useful scientific tool …