Assessment of the accuracy of MRI wall shear stress estimation using numerical simulations

To investigate the accuracy of wall shear stress (WSS) estimation using MRI. Specifically, to investigate the impact of different parameters and if MRI WSS estimates are monotonically related to actual WSS.

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