Modeling Blood Flow in the Gastrointestinal System

Compared to cardiac ischemia, relatively little is known about ischemia that develops within the gastrointestinal system. The work presented here is a first step towards developing a detailed anatomically and biophysically based model of the mesenteric arterial system of the human intestine to be us...

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Main Authors: Mabotuwana, T.D.S., Cheng, L.K., Smith, N.P., Pullan, A.J.
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Abdomen
Biomedical imaging
Blood flow
Cities and towns
Finite element methods
Gastrointestinal tract
Heart
Humans
Intestines
Ischemic pain
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