Webinar
Toward In Silico Clinical Trials: Evaluating Medical Device Performance via CFD on Virtual Patients
About this webinar
As multiphysics simulations become increasingly capable, the possibility of conducting fully digital (in silico) clinical trials gets closer to reality, with the potential to enhance human trials and reduce their size, duration and cost. One example: performing high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations of medical devices used on virtual patients, which can be a powerful tool for realistically assessing device performance and accelerating R&D by complementing bench tests, and tests performed on animals or cadavers.
In this webinar, we’ll demonstrate how the performance of a CFD-optimized hemodialysis catheter can be evaluated on virtual patients representing a wide range of actual human anatomies, including an assessment of the performance effects of varying the catheter placement in the anatomy.
What you will learn
- How the performance of a CFD-optimized hemodialysis catheter can be evaluated on virtual patients representing a wide range of actual human anatomies
- How to use simulations to assess the performance effects of varying the catheter placement in the anatomy
Speakers
Javier Garriz
Julien Deckx
Aaron Godfrey
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