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Novel point cloud registration approach for noninvasive patient specific estimation of leaflet strain from 3D images of heart valves.
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Abstract
Valvular heart disease is prevalent and a major contributor to heart failure. Valve leaflet strain is a promising metric for evaluating the mechanics underlying the initiation and progression of valvular pathology. However, robust and generalizable methods for noninvasively quantifying valvular strain from clinically acquired patient images remain limited. In this work, we present a novel feature-tracking framework for quantifying leaflet strain in atrioventricular valves using 3D echocardiographic images of pediatric and adult patients. Our method demonstrated superior accuracy in the assessment of anatomical deformation and strain of heart valves compared to other point-based approaches, as verified against a finite element benchmark. Further, our approach can robustly track inter-phase deformation of valves across highly variable morphologies without parameter tuning. Our analysis revealed that a median and interquartile range of the 1
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