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cardiovascular

The cardiovascular repository contains C++ and Python programs useful for cardiovascular applications, in particular applications related to the SimVascular modeling and simulation software.

data

Repository used to store some data for testing.

markdown_readme

Markdown - you can mark up titles, lists, tables, etc., in a much cleaner, readable and accurate way if you do it with HTML.

my-docs

Test storing documents for wiki.

proteinmechanica

Protein Mechanica is a computational tool used to construct, simulate and visualize models of molecular motors to explore protein kinematics and possible structure-function relationships.

qt

Qt GUI applications

seg_regression

simvascular

A comprehensive opensource software package providing a complete pipeline from medical image data segmentation to patient specific blood flow simulation and analysis.

simvascular-plugin-purkinje-network

Repository for the SimCardio project.

simvascular-tests

This contains test files for SimVascular

simvascular.github.io

simvascular.github.io-archive

SimVascular website

stanford-rc.github.io

Stanford Research Computing Center Documentation Portal

sv-python-api

sv-python-examples

svfsi

A multi-physics finite element solver for patient-specific blood flow simulation including fluid-structure interaction and cardiac electrophysiology

svfsi-tests

This repository contains cases to test svFSI-Internal

svfsi_archive

SimVascular svFSI

svfsiplus

This repository contains a line-by-line conversion of the Fortran svFSI solver to C++.

svonedsolver

A C++ solver for blood flow and pressure in deformable 1D hemodynamic networks

svslicer

Mapping 3D simulation results from SimVascular software to a centerline

svsolver

Separate repository for svSolver

svzerodsolver

A C++ lumped-parameter solver for blood flow and pressure in hemodynamic networks

svzerodsolver_archived

A Python lumped-parameter solver for blood flow and pressure in hemodynamic networks

vtk

This repository contains some useful VTK examples.

www.sherlock.stanford.edu

The Sherlock website