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A Patient-based Model to Investigate the Effect of Micro-structure Scars on the Optogenetic Defibrillation Success: A Computational Modelling Approach

2020-08-13

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This study investigates the role of the microstructure of real scars in the success of optogenetic defibrillation. To reduce the computational cost of high-order models (like Ten Tusscher Model, TTM) for a single cell as well as to take advantage of their ability to generate a more realistic output, we developed a low-order model of optogenetic cardiac tissue based on the modified Alieve-Panfilov single-cell model...

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b1c12a82-34a6-5432-9817-becc081b568a
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10.1101/2020.08.13.249250
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