Should We Ignore What We Cannot Measure? How Non-Uniform Stretch, Non-Uniform Wall Thickness and Minor Side Branches Affect Computational Aortic Biomechanics in Mice
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N. Stergiopulos | P. Segers | B. Trachet | H. Fehervary | M. Ferraro | Lydia Aslanidou | L. Aslanidou
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