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Haemodynamic impact of implant materials and anastomotic angle in peripheral vascular grafts

2024-12-30

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End-to-side anastomoses are commonly utilised in peripheral arterial bypass surgery and are plagued by high rates of re-stenosis as a result of non-physiological blood flow impacting arterial and graft structures. Computational simulations can examine how patient-specific surgical decisions in bypass graft placement and material selection affect blood flow and future risk of graft restenosis. Despite graft geometr...

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20650a26-21d8-5f71-b215-c1dc9b74bbea
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10.1101/2024.12.18.629298
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