Esther Pueyo
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We present the meshfree mixed collocation method (MCM) for cardiac electrophysiology simulation. Capitalizing on the meshfree property of MCM, we introduce an immersed grid approach for automated generation of meshfree node grids from medical image data. This approach allows us to avoid the time-consuming mesh generation and processing that mesh-based methods like the finite element method (FEM) require. We employ the MCM to solve the cardiac monodomain model considering electrical propagation in 2D tissue sheets, 3D tissue slabs, and a realistic biventricular anatomy. We demonstrate that the solutions obtained by the MCM are in good agreement with the FEM, particularly when immersed grid is used. These findings confirm the suitability of the MCM for cardiac electrophysiology simulation and make the MCM a promising alternative to the FEM for cardiac electrical investigations.
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Pablo Laguna
Universidad de Zaragoza
Konstantinos Mountris
University College London
Fatima Crispi
Associate Professor
University of Barcelona
Linda Johnson
Associate Professor
Lund University
Pedro Gomis
Professor
Valencian International University
Jesús Carro
Associate professor | Profesor Contratado Doctor
Universidad San Jorge
Bart Bijnens
ICREA Research Professor
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Germán Vicente-Rodríguez
Universidad de Zaragoza
Carlos Sánchez
Assistant Professor
Universidad de Zaragoza
Jari Viik
University of Tampere
Yue Guan
Assistant Professor
University of Memphis
Flavio Palmieri
Assistant Professor (Serra Húnter Programme)
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Juan Pablo Martínez
Profesor Titular
Universidad de Zaragoza
Julia Ramirez
Universidad de Zaragoza
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