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On the sensitivity analysis of porous finite element models for cerebral perfusion estimation

2021-02-18

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Computational physiological models are promising tools to enhance the design of clinical trials and to assist in decision making. Organ-scale haemodynamic models are gaining popularity to evaluate perfusion in a virtual environment both in healthy and diseased patients. Recently, the principles of verification, validation, and uncertainty quantification of such physiological models have been laid down to ensure sa...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d95d449-53ad-51f9-8de2-18fa2b82f67f
DOI: 10.1101/2021.02.18.431511

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