冠脉支架虚拟置入技术的研究现状

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Abstract Coronary stent implantation is a routine method of interventional therapy for coronary heart disease. How to predict and evaluate the surgical regimen before the surgery in order to optimize and improve has been a clinical concern. With the help of computer platform, the finite element numerical simulation method was used to simulate the virtual implantation of coronary stent, hence the realistic problems were transformed into a mathematical issue, which can be simulated in finite element method. The design of the coronary stent implantation was analyzed and optimized by computer calculation and simulation. Based on the research history and present situation of numerical simulation of coronary stent implantation at home and abroad, this paper introduced the research progress of virtual implantation of coronary stent, and summarizes the research results from the three aspects including the balloon model, vascular wall model and bifurcation model.From the results of these studies, the virtual implantation of coronary stent can assist the clinical selection of the best program, and has significance for leading the development of coronary interventional therapy.

Key words： coronary stent stent virtual implantation numerical simulation finite element

Received: 26 June 2017

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Pan Lianqiang,Lin Changyan. Research Status of Virtual Implantation of Coronary Stent[J]. Chinese Journal of Biomedical Engineering, 2018, 37(3): 367-371.

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