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From: Transient integral boundary layer method to calculate the translesional pressure drop and the fractional flow reserve in myocardial bridges

Figure 11

Temporal evolution of flow variables. The temporal dependence of pressure and volume flow (left) and the separation cycle during deformation (right) of a series of two myocardial bridges are illustrated. The dashed lines represent flow variables in segments with deformation (Ω s 2(red) and Ω s 5(blue)), while solid lines show the flow variables in segments without deformation (Ω s 1(black) proximal, Ω s 3(green) in the centre and Ω s 6(yellow) distal to the stenoses). Separation and reattachment during the cardiac cycle was observed for severe deformation between 0.1 s and 0.4 s (right).

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