Volumetric flow rate reconstructionin great vessels

IF 0.3 Q4 MATHEMATICS Annales Mathematicae et Informaticae Pub Date : 2019-01-01 DOI:10.33039/AMI.2019.02.002
A. Lovas, R. Nagy, P. Sótonyi, B. Szilágyi
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We present a new algorithm to reconstruct the volumetric flux in the aorta. We study a simple 1D blood flow model without viscosity term and sophisticated material model. Using the continuity law, we could reduce the original inverse problem related to a system of PDEs to a parameter iden-tification problem involving a Riccati-type ODE with periodic coefficients. We implemented a block-based optimization algorithm to recover the model parameters. We tested our method on real data obtained using CG-gated CT angiography imaging of the aorta. Local flow rate was calculated in 10 cm long aorta segments which are located 1 cm below the heart. The reconstructed volumetric flux shows a realistic wave-like behavior, where reflections from arteria iliaca can also be observed. Our approach is suitable for estimating the main characteristics of pulsatile flow in the aorta and thereby contributing to a more accurate description of several cardiovascular lesions.
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大血管的体积流速重建
我们提出了一种重建主动脉体积通量的新算法。研究了不含黏度项的一维简单血流模型和复杂的材料模型。利用连续律,我们可以将原微分方程系统的逆问题简化为包含周期系数的riccati型微分方程的参数辨识问题。我们实现了一种基于块的优化算法来恢复模型参数。我们在使用cg门控CT主动脉血管成像获得的真实数据上测试了我们的方法。计算位于心脏下方1cm处的10cm长的主动脉段的局部流速。重建的体积通量显示出真实的波状行为,其中也可以观察到来自髂动脉的反射。我们的方法适用于估计主动脉搏动血流的主要特征,从而有助于更准确地描述几种心血管病变。
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