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Learned Human Aortic Morphodynamics: A Dynamical-Systems Model of Post-EVAR Sac Remodeling
Biological tissue reorganizes in response to changes in its mechanical environment, yet quantitative models of that reorganization are almost always built where observations are dense. At organ-scale in living humans the observational data is sparse and noisy: a few irregularly spaced images per ind
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