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Communications and Control Engineeringonly has furthered our basic understanding of myocardial performance but also has improved the care of patients with cardiac disease. Much of the current therapy of cardiac disorders is based on scientific principles painstakingly unravelled in physiology laboratories over the past century.

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Laura Garcia-Taberner,Josep J. Masdemonte rather optimistic (1), direct determination of stresses in the wall of the left ventricle is difficult and unreliable (2). A better approach is calculation of these stresses by the use of a mathematical model of the mechanics of the left ventricle (3). Following this principle, several investigato

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