Deep phenotyping of cardiac function in heart transplant patients using cardiovascular system models

@article{Colunga2018DeepPO,
  title={Deep phenotyping of cardiac function in heart transplant patients using cardiovascular system models},
  author={Amanda L. Colunga and Karam G. Kim and N. Payton Woodall and Todd F. Dardas and John H. Gennari and Mette Sofie Olufsen and Brian E. Carlson},
  journal={The Journal of Physiology},
  year={2018},
  volume={598}
}
Right heart catheterization data from clinical records of heart transplant patients are used to identify patient‐specific models of the cardiovascular system. These patient‐specific cardiovascular models represent a snapshot of cardiovascular function at a given post‐transplant recovery time point. This approach is used to describe cardiac function in 10 heart transplant patients, five of which had multiple right heart catheterizations allowing an assessment of cardiac function over time. These… 
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