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A Novel 3D-Printed Training Platform for Ossiculoplasty with Objective Performance Evaluation

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By Nicolas Emiliani, Giulia Molinari, Barbara Bortolani, Cecilia Lotto
| MDPI
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Volumetric Analysis of Aortic Changes after TEVAR Using Three-Dimensional Virtual Modeling

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By Laura Cercenelli, Barbara Bortolani, Edoardo Rasciti, Paolo Luzi
| MDPI
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First Ex Vivo Animal Study of a Biological Heart Valve Prosthesis Sensorized with Intravalvular Impedance

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By Laura Cercenelli, Camilla Gironi, Emanuela Marcelli, Barbara Bortolani
| MDPI
Study Limitations and Future Directions One limitation of the study is related to the used working fluid, i.e., a saline solution, which only approximates the electrical conductivity of the blood [20]. Data from the National Institute of Standards and Technology indicate a conductivity of κ = 14.5 mS/cm for a 0.9% saline solution at 22 °C, which corresponded to a resistance of 76 Mohm.
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