Saccular aneurysms on straight and curved vessels are subject to different hemodynamics: implications of intravascular stenting.
Saccular aneurysms on straight and curved vessels are subject to different hemodynamics: implications of intravascular stenting.
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2006-10
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Hui Meng;Zhijie Wang;Minsuok Kim;Robert D. Ecker;L. Hopkins
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Hui Meng;Zhijie Wang;Minsuok Kim;Robert D. Ecker;L. Hopkins
Our aim was to examine hemodynamic implications of intravascular stenting in the canine venous pouch (sidewall or straight-vessel) and rabbit elastase (curved-vessel) aneurysm models. Flow dynamics in stented (Wallstent) and nonstented versions were studied by using computational fluid dynamics simulations and in vitro flow visualization, with a focus on stent placement effects on aneurysmal flow stagnancy and flow impingement. Results show that sidewall and curved aneurysm models have fundamentally different hemodynamics (shear-driven versus inertia-driven) and thus stent placement outcomes.