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Ascending Aorta Parametric Modeling and Fluid Dynamics Analysis in a Child Patient with Congenital BAV and Ascending Aorta Aneurysm

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Figure 2.1: A physiologic thoracic aorta is represented. The aortic root with its particular trilobate shape, which recoils blood, and the two main coronaries are shown
Figure 2.2: A typical example of an ascending aorta aneurysm is shown in the image. The dia- dia-meter suddenly changes after the aortic root, causing the jet to behave abnormally
Figure 2.4: In figures A and C, two sections of a non-aneurysmal aortic tissue are compared with images B and D, taken from an aortic aneurysmal tissue
Figure 2.6: In the study by Barker, spectacular reconstructions of the blood flow streamlines were made, confirming Hope’s findings
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