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. 2021 Oct 5;13(2):234–246. doi: 10.1007/s13239-021-00572-5

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(a, b, c) The charts show the haemodynamic changes predicted by the computational model at the different stages of the sclerotherapy intervention in terms of (a) flow rate through the nidus (Q_nidus), (b) inlet flow rate (Q_inlet), (c) flow rate via the arterial outlet (Q_art). (d) Nidus permeability (K) and corresponding hydraulic resistance (R_nidus) at the different intervention stages. The results for the Post AE II stage are reported with a dashed line because, due to the lack of DSA images, the Post AE II model parameters were estimated via interpolation of the other stages rather than calibrated with clinical data.