MRI-Based Computational Torso/Biventricular Multiscale Models to Investigate the Impact of Anatomical Variability on the ECG QRS Complex

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MRI-Based Computational Torso/Biventricular Multiscale Models to Investigate the Impact of Anatomical Variability on the ECG QRS Complex. https://t.co/MFS8YFslc9

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RT @IsCardiotox: Patient’s specific torso and ventricular 3D models as a big step towards personalized computer modelling and simulations,…

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