How geometry drives innovation in aortic valve repair
Giulia Ciccarelli , Luca Weltert , Hans-Joachim Schäfers , Ruggero De Paulis
Vessel Plus ›› 2026, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (1) : 1
How geometry drives innovation in aortic valve repair
Understanding the geometry and thus the possibility of repairing the aortic valve (AV) has evolved over time thanks to the integration of historical insights and technological advances. The aortic root geometry has proven to be central to understanding valve function. Today, with modern finite element models and flow studies supported by
Geometry / AV repair / AV / aortic root geometry / Sinuses of Valsalva / blood flow dynamics
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