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Post-implantation shear stress assessment: an emerging tool for differentiation of bioresorbable scaffolds
Optical coherence tomography based computational flow dynamic (CFD) modeling provides detailed information about the local flow behavior in stented/scaffolded vessel segments. Our aim is to investigate the in-vivo effect of strut thickness and strut protrusion on endothelial wall shear stress (ESS)
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