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Image and physiological data fusion for cardiac biophysical modelling

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The Cardiac Physiome Project

Personalisation of cardiac models can be achieved using a combination of imaging and physiologiocal data that is acquired from patients. This data is acquired using several imaging modalities including magnetic resonance imaging, computerised tomography, ultrasound, and x-ray fluoroscopy. This presentation will illustrate several of the methods that have been developed at King’s College London to fuse this data with application to biophysical modelling.

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