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Development and feasibility testing of a dynamic image-derived simulation framework for assessing left atrioventricular valve repair strategies

  • By

  • Stephen Ching

  • Christopher Zelonis

  • Christian Herz

  • Patricia Sabin

  • Matthew Daemer

  • Muhammad Nuri

  • Yan Wang

  • Devin W. Laurence

  • Jonathan M. Chen

  • Lindsay S. Rogers

  • Michael D. Quartermain

  • John Moore

  • Terry Peters

  • Elvis Chen

  • Matthew A. Jolley

  • June 8, 2026

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Development and feasibility testing of a dynamic image-derived simulation framework for assessing left atrioventricular valve repair strategies

  • by Stephen Ching, Christopher Zelonis, Christian Herz, Patricia Sabin, Matthew Daemer, Muhammad Nuri, Yan Wang, Devin W. Laurence, Jonathan M. Chen, Lindsay S. Rogers, Michael D. Quartermain, John Moore, Terry Peters, Elvis Chen, Matthew A. Jolley

  • June 8, 2026

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