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Master Program Information
Cardiovascular BiomechanicsDr.ir. A.C.B. Bogaerds
Prof.dr.ir F.N. van de Vosse Dr.ir. E.M.H. Bosboom
Prof.dr. N.H.J. Pijls Dr.ir. P.H.M. Bovendeerd
Prof.dr.mr.dr. B.A.J.M. de Mol Dr.ir. M.C.M. Rutten
Characteristics of our workMathematical and computational modeling of
complex fluid-structure interaction problems
Validation of computational models through
advanced experimental methods
Determination of mechano-biological properties
of cardiovascular tissue and blood
Development of sophisticated measurement
techniques for laboratory and clinical use
Application of computer simulations in clinical
diagnostics and intervention
Research areasHemodynamics
Cardiovascular mechanics, growth and
remodeling
Cardiovascular instrumentation, prostheses,
and devices
/ department of biomedical engineering / cardiovascular biomechanics
and devices
Clinical cardiovascular research
Master coursesCardiovascular Fluid Mechanics
Modeling of Cardiac Function
Pathophysiology of the Circulation
Cardiovascular Fluid Structure Interaction
Fluid Biomechanics
Vascular Mechanics
Cardiovascular Biomechanics
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Hemodynamics / Arjen Bogaerds
Basic investigationscomputational fluid structure
interaction
hydrodynamic instabilities
dynamics of blood coagulation
vortex dynamics
non-linear convection-diffusion
circulatory physiology
Cardiovascular mechanics, growth and remodeling / Peter Bovendeerd
Basic investigationsfrom tissue properties to
organ function
characterization of tissue
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Applicationsaneurysms, heart valves
atherosclerosis, thrombosis
Student activitiesmathematical analysis of
transport phenomena
finite element modeling
laboratory experiments
/universities : Sheffield, London, Oxford, Milano /clinic : Maastricht, Eindhoven, Rotterdam /industry : Philips Health Care / Research
/ department of biomedical engineering / cardiovascular biomechanics
properties
tissue adaptation and growth
electro-mechanical coupling
Applicationsheart failure, aneurysms
resynchronization
coronary stents
student activitiesfinite element modeling
analysis of animal / clinical
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laboratory experiments
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/universities : Maastricht, San Diego, Auckland /clinic : Eindhoven, Maastricht, Utrecht /industry : Philips Health Care, Medtronic, Cordis
Cardiovascular Biomechanics
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Cardiovascular instrumentation, prostheses, and devices / Marcel Rutten
Basic investigationsphysical principles of
measurement methods
modeling of the circulation
Applicationscoronary catheterization
cardiac assist devices
ultrasonic vascular diagnosis
Clinical cardiovascular research / Mariëlle Bosboom
Basic investigationspathology of cardiovascular
diseases
patient specific modeling of
ultrasonic vascular diagnosis
Student activitiesmodeling of physiological
systems
laboratory experiments
data acquisition and analysis
design of experiments and
devices
modeling of experiments
/universities : Delft, Gent, Maastricht, London, Parijs /clinic : Maastricht, Eindhoven /industry : Philips Research, Radi, Esaote,
/ department of biomedical engineering / cardiovascular biomechanics
patient specific modeling of
the (diseased) cardiovascular
system
clinical measurement
methods
applied medical imaging
Applicationsaneurysms, heart failure
vascular access
Student activitiespatient specific modeling
analysis of clinical data
clinical measurements
/universities : Utrecht, Amsterdam, Maastricht /clinic : Maastricht, Eindhoven, Houston, Utrecht /industry : Philips Health Care, Esaote