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Hailin Zhang1, Li Li2, Chongjie Cheng1, Xiaochuan Sun1.
Abstract
Our objective was to evaluate the clinical value of numerical simulation in diagnosing cerebral aneurysm based on the analysis of numerical simulation of hemodynamic model. The experimental method used was the numerical model of cerebral aneurysm hemodynamic, and the numerical value of blood flow at each point was analyzed. The results showed that, the wall shear stress (WSS) value on the top of CA1 was significantly lower than that of the top (P<0.05), the WSS value of each point on the CA2 tumor was significantly lower than that of tumor neck (P<0.05); the pressure value on the tumor top and tumor neck between CA1 and CA2 had no significant difference (P>0.05); the unsteady index of shear (UIS) value at the points of 20 had distinctly changed, the wave range was 0.6-1.5; the unsteady index of pressure value of every point was significantly lower than UIS value, the wave range was 0.25-0.40. In conclusion, the application of cerebral aneurysm hemodynamic research can help doctors to diagnose cerebral aneurysm more precisely and to grasp the opportunity of treatment during the formulating of the treatment strategies.Entities:
Keywords: cerebral aneurysm; clinical value; hemodynamic; numerical simulation
Year: 2017 PMID: 29163674 PMCID: PMC5684832 DOI: 10.3892/etm.2017.5189
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Exp Ther Med ISSN: 1792-0981 Impact factor: 2.447
Figure 1.The top and neck of cerebral aneurysms. (A) CA1 take point map; (B) CA2 point drawing.
Figure 2.Calculation results of WSS value at each point. (A) CA1 tumor neck and top of each point WSS value; (B) CA1 tumor neck and top of each point WSS value. WSS, wall shear stress.
Figure 3.Calculation results of pressure values at each point. (A) CA1 tumor neck and top pressure value of each point; (B) CA1 tumor neck and the top of the pressure value of each point.
Figure 4.UIS and UIP values at each pointon the top of the CA2 tumor. (A) CA2 tumor at the top of each point UIS; (B) CA2 tumor top points UIP. UIS, unsteady index of shear; UIP, unsteady index of pressure.