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SUMMARY:Following the Flow: Monitoring the Evolution of Circulating Tumor 
 Cells and Blood Flow
DESCRIPTION:Ayman Yousef and Amanda Randles (Duke University)\n\nWe showca
 se two distinct applications of computational fluid dynamics for patient h
 ealth monitoring driven by the HARVEY fluid dynamics solver. The first por
 tion of the animation depicts blood flow coursing through a representative
  human aorta. The inlet of the flow begins at the ascending aorta, passing
  through the aortic arch until it reaches the descending aorta at the bott
 om of the geometry. The fluid flow diverges upon entering the aortic arch,
  dividing into right and left subclavian and common arteries. Flow is cons
 tantly pulsing throughout the lifetime of the animation to mimic circulati
 on in vivo. The second portion of the animation portrays the movement of a
  circulating tumor cell (CTC) as it progresses through a geometry. Fluid f
 low streamlines guide the path of the CTC as it traverses through the grid
 -like structure. Visualization of CTC deformation, primarily during intera
 ctions with geometry and blood flow, provides critical insights for long-t
 erm monitoring of patient health.\n\nTag: Art of HPC\n\nRecording: Not Liv
 estreamed, Not Recorded\n\nRegistration Category: Technical Program Reg Pa
 ss, Workshop Reg Pass, Tutorial Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass\n\n
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