Evaluating prosthetic heart valve placement
AssigneeHenry Ford Health System
InventorsDee Dee Wang, William O'Neill, Eric Myers, Michael Forbes
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AssigneeHenry Ford Health System
InventorsDee Dee Wang, William O'Neill, Eric Myers, Michael Forbes
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A method for evaluating the placement of a prosthetic heart valve in a structure of interest. The method comprises acquiring one or more depictions of an anatomical region of interest that includes the structure of interest, wherein each depiction shows the structure of interest and/or the blood pool volume of the left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT) of the patient's heart. The method further comprises designating one or more positions in at least one of the one or more depictions wherein each position corresponds to a respective position in the structure of interest at which the prosthetic valve may be placed. The method still further comprises predicting, for each of the one or more designated positions, an amount of blood flow obstruction through the LVOT of the patient's heart that would occur if the prosthetic valve was to be placed at a corresponding position in the structure of interest.
A computer-implemented method for evaluating the placement of a prosthetic device in a patient's body, comprising:
A system for evaluating the placement of a prosthetic device in a patient's body, comprising:
A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium storing instruction thereon that when executed by one or more electronic processors causes the one or more electronic processors to carry out the method of:
A method for use in evaluating the placement of a prosthetic device in a patient's body, comprising:
A system for evaluating the placement of a prosthetic device in a patient's body, comprising:
A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium storing instructions thereon that when executed by one or more electronic processors causes the one or more electronic processors to carry out the method of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.