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Feb 1, 2026, 09:56
Toni Lassila on Computational Models for Predicting Thrombus Formation
Toni Lassila, Lecturer in Computer Science at University of Leeds, shared on LinkedIn:
”Research highlight: validating computational models for predicting thrombus formation in brain aneurysms”
Researchers created a simplified model of blood clot formation that is practical for patient-specific simulations and medical device testing.
The model reduces the complexity of traditional thrombus models while retaining key biological mechanisms.
Their study specifically investigated the threshold conditions that trigger clot formation in simulated environments.
Read the full post here.
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