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Commentary: Yet another Fontan computational study—but this one has clay
The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular SurgeryVol. 160Issue 1p213–214Published online: January 11, 2020- Ronald K. Woods
- Salil Ginde
Cited in Scopus: 0What does clay have to do with computational flow dynamics (CFD) and the personalized Fontan (herein referred to as the TCPC)? Loke and colleagues' response1 is that a surgeon-fashioned clay TCPC actually performed reasonably well and could reduce the computational time and money by serving as starting input for the CFD iterative process. With the availability of surgical modeling software, we don't fully understand the need for clay and haptic feedback but, must admit, find the use of clay kind of appealing—can't explain it, maybe it invokes pleasant childhood memories.