Pablo Antúnez-Muiños, S. López-Tejero, Jesús Herrero Garibi, E. Díaz Peláez, Pedro Luis Sánchez Fernández, and, I. Cruz-González
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Abstract
At this point, new technologies may help solve these problems. The FEops HEARTguide is a software that simulates the interaction between the device and patient’s anatomy (figure 1A,B). FEops provides the operator with different options and device sizes in a higher or deeper position (EVOLUT no. 26 and no. 29, Medtronic, United States), predicts the theoretical membranous septum, and the device contact pressure by analyzing the tissue characteristics of patient ́s anatomy in the computed tomography (CT) images or risk of residual PVL or PPMI (figure 1C-H). Therefore, preoperative planning with FEops can be used to choose the most suitable size and device position for each patient.