Method and system for determining a risk of hemodynamic compromise after cardiac intervention

A system for determining a measure of hemodynamic compromise following transcatheter structural heart intervention, comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a memory for storing instructions to be executed by the processor, the instructions programmed to:
• receive an implant model representing a three-dimensional representation of a cardiac implant;
• receive a patient-specific anatomical model representing a patient-specific cardiac region including a deployment site for the cardiac implant in a first blood flow path;
• virtually deploy the implant model into the patient-specific anatomical model at the deployment site;
• calculate deformation of the implant model and of the patient-specific anatomical model caused by deployment of the implant model;
• and
• determine a measure of hemodynamic compromise corresponding to the deformation of the implant model and of the patient-specific anatomical model.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer implementable instructions that when executed by a programmable computer cause the computer to:

• retrieve an implant model representing a three-dimensional representation of a cardiac implant;
• retrieve a patient-specific anatomical model representing a patient-specific cardiac region, the patient-specific anatomical model including a deployment site for the cardiac implant in a first blood flow path;
• virtually deploy the implant model into the patient-specific anatomical model at the deployment site;
• calculate deformation of the implant model and of the patient-specific anatomical model caused by deployment of the implant model;
• and
• determine a measure of hemodynamic compromise corresponding to the deformation of the implant model and of the patient-specific anatomical model.