Computational studies on visceral artery lesions and aortic pathologies involving visceral branches: a comprehensive review for the clinician - Summary - MDSpire
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Computational studies on visceral artery lesions and aortic pathologies involving visceral branches: a comprehensive review for the clinician
To provide an overview of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) studies on visceral artery lesions.
Approach:
Review Methodology: Conducted in accordance with PRISMA 2020, searching databases for articles on computational modeling of visceral arteries and aortic pathologies.
Key Findings:
Visceral artery lesions can lead to severe complications such as ischemia and organ failure.
CFD is a valuable tool for analyzing hemodynamics in visceral artery diseases.
Challenges in CFD include model simplifications, lack of patient-specific boundary conditions, and inadequate clinical imaging data.
Interpretation:
CFD has potential to enhance understanding of hemodynamic factors in visceral artery diseases and improve clinical outcomes.
Limitations:
Model simplifications may affect accuracy.
Lack of patient-specific boundary conditions.
Inadequate clinical imaging data due to complex anatomy.
Conclusion:
CFD could enhance understanding of hemodynamic factors in visceral artery diseases.
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