A Patient-Specific Modeling Pipeline for Non-Ischemic Cardiomyopathy

R. Mariani Chiara Celotto E. Heidenreich Diego Penella J. F. Rodríguez Matas

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A patient-specific left ventricular model of a subject with NICM secondary to acute myocarditis is developed and three representations of the fibrotic substrate are compared to reproduce the spatial location of the clinically identified SCC while maintaining conduction through the channel.

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