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The Wound Environment Agent-based Model (WEABM): a digital twin platform for characterization and complex therapeutic discovery for volumetric muscle loss

2024-06-06

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Volumetric Muscle Loss (VML) injuries are characterized by significant loss of muscle mass, usually due to trauma or surgical resection, often with a residual open wound in clinical settings and subsequent loss of limb function due to the replacement of the lost muscle mass with non-functional scar. Being able to regrow functional muscle in VML injuries is a complex control problem that needs to override robust, e...

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Literature Corpus work: 2052ec2a-843c-56ee-9ef7-76a9ed816d58
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.04.595972

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