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CFD validation using in-vitro MRI velocity data-Methods for data matching and CFD error quantification
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DOI：10.1016/j.compbiomed.2021.104230.png)
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Predicting blood flow velocities in patient-specific geometries with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) can provide additional data for diagnosis and treatment planning but the solution can be inaccurate. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the simulation errors and calibrate the numerical model. In-vitro velocity-encoded MRI is a versatile tool to validate CFD. The comparison between CFD and in-vitro MRI velocity data, and the analysis of the simulation error are the objectives of this study. A three-step routine is presented to validate medical CFD data. First, a properly scaled model of the patient-specific geometry is fabricated to achieve high relative resolution in the MRI experiment. Second, the measured flow geometry is matched with the CFD data using one of two algorithms, Coherent Point Drift and Iterative Closest Point. The aligned data sets are then interpolated onto a common grid to enable a point-to-point comparison. Third, the global and local deviations between CFD and MRI velocity data are calculated using different algorithms to reliably estimate the simulation error. The routine is successfully tested with a patient-specific model of a cerebral aneurysm. In conclusion, the methods presented here provide a framework for CFD validation using in-vitro MRI velocity data.
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Computational fluid mechanics
Magnetic resonance velocimetry
Simulation error
Reynolds similarity
Three-dimensional geometry matching
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