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Faculty mentor: Rob Macleod
The success of applying a stimulus to the heart is a common research area of interest due to its many clinical applications. It is well established that conductivity plays an important role in the success of an applied stimulus; however, no study has aimed to explore how changes in conductivity affect cardiac excitation. In this study we developed a computational model that allowed us to vary conductivity and explore how cardiac excitation changed as a result.
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Questions or comments? Contact me at: u1250073@utah.edu
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