About this Event
In recent decades, in silico technologies have evolved significantly, enabling real-world applications like personalized digital twins for monitoring health and predicting therapy responses. Cardiovascular diseases, particularly those involving the aortic valve and thoracic aorta, are prime examples of how in silico methods, including fluid dynamics and structural analysis, are applied. These simulations help clinicians select the best devices and surgical approaches for mini-invasive treatments.
However, rigorous verification and validation of simulation results are essential before clinical application. As computer models become more complex and detailed, thorough validation and identification of patient-specific characteristics will remain critical. Personalized pre-planning tools will soon become more accessible, benefiting clinicians, patients, and industry players.
What you will learn
- How to build a detailed digital twin for cardiovascular application
- Importance of validation for in silico models
- In silico, patient-specific models are ready to be used in clinical practice
Date / Time:June 24, 2025,11:00 AM EDT
Venue:Virtual
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