In Vivo Intravascular Optical Coherence Tomography (IVOCT) Structural and Blood Flow Imaging Based Mechanical Simulation Analysis of a Blood Vessel
In Vivo Intravascular Optical Coherence Tomography (IVOCT) Structural and Blood Flow Imaging Based Mechanical Simulation Analysis of a Blood Vessel
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DOI:
10.1007/s13239-022-00608-4
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发表时间:
2022-02
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Cuiru Sun;Hang Pan;Jun-dong Jia;Haofei Liu;Jinlong Chen
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作者:
Cuiru Sun;Hang Pan;Jun-dong Jia;Haofei Liu;Jinlong Chen
IntroductionComputer modelling of blood vessels based on biomedical imaging provides important hemodynamic and biomechanical information for vascular disease studies and diagnosis. However due to lacking well-defined physiological blood flow profiles, the accuracy of the simulation results is often not guaranteed. Flow velocity profiles of a specific cross section of a blood vessel were obtained byin vivoDoppler intravascular optical coherence tomography (IVOCT) lately. However due to the influence of the catheter, the velocity profile imaged by IVOCT can’t be applied to simulation directly.MethodsA simulation-experiment combined method to determine the inlet flow boundary based onin vivoporcine carotid Doppler IVOCT imaging is proposed. A single conduit carotid model was created from the 3D IVOCT structural images using an image processing-computer aided design combined method.ResultsWith both high- resolution arterial model and near physiological blood flow profile, stress analysis by fluid-structure interaction and computational fluid dynamics were performed. The influence of the catheter to the wall shear stress, the hemodynamics and the stresses of the carotid wall under the measured inlet flow and various outlet pressure boundary conditions, are analyzed.ConclusionThis study provides a solution to the difficulty of getting inlet flow boundary for numerical simulation of arteries. It paves the way for developing IVOCT based vascular stress analysis and imaging methods for the studies and diagnosis of vascular diseases.