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Computational studies on visceral artery lesions and aortic pathologies involving visceral branches: a comprehensive review for the clinician

  • By

  • Siting Li

  • Tianai Wu

  • Xiaoning Sun

  • Xiao Liu

  • Zenghan Cao

  • Fangda Li

  • Rong Zeng

  • Shiyi Yang

  • Yuehong Zheng

  • July 10, 2026

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    Visceral arteries supply blood to abdominal organs and can suffer from primary pathologies or secondary involvement due to aortic diseases.

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    Lesions in visceral arteries can lead to serious complications like ischemia, organ failure, and rupture, necessitating careful evaluation.

  • 3

    Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is a valuable tool for analyzing hemodynamics in visceral artery diseases and predicting complications.

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    Challenges in CFD modeling include model simplifications, lack of patient-specific data, and inadequate clinical imaging of complex anatomy.

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    Advancements in imaging and machine learning are expected to enhance the accuracy and clinical relevance of CFD in visceral artery research.

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Computational studies on visceral artery lesions and aortic pathologies involving visceral branches: a comprehensive review for the clinician

  • by Siting Li, Tianai Wu, Xiaoning Sun, Xiao Liu, Zenghan Cao, Fangda Li, Rong Zeng, Shiyi Yang, Yuehong Zheng

  • July 10, 2026

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