Article Figures & Data
Figures
- Fig 1.
Inlet velocity profiles. Solid line indicates a rest condition; dashed line, an exercise condition. Data taken from Poulin et al.5
- Fig 2.
Lines tangent to the instantaneous velocity vectors at systole, colored by velocity magnitude during the exercise simulation. A, Aneurysm 1. B, Aneurysm 2. C, Aneurysm 3.
- Fig 3.
An overview of the aneurysm hemodynamics for aneurysm 3, illustrated with an isosurface of velocity magnitude (v = 0.15 m/s at selected points of the cycle). A, Mid-diastole (T = 50 ms). B, Early systole (T = 200 ms). C, Peak systole (T = 270 ms). D, Early diastole (T = 350 ms); E, Dichotic notch (T= 470 ms).
- Fig 4.
Time-averaged WSS (τ, see equation 6) on the aneurysm wall during the rest simulation. A, Aneurysm 1. B, Aneurysm 2. C, Aneurysm 3. Note that the scales differ between aneurysms.
- Fig 5.
OSI (see equation 4) during simulated exercise. A, Aneurysm 1. B, Aneurysm 2. C, Aneurysm 3.
- Fig 6.
RRT (see equation 5) as calculated for the rest simulation in aneurysm 1 (A) and aneurysm 3 (B) and for the exercise simulation in aneurysm 1 (C) and aneurysm 3 (D). Note the exponential scale.
