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Human adult cardiac autonomic innervation : controversies in anatomical knowledge and relevance for cardiac neuromodulation

J. Wink, R. van Delft, R. G. E. Notenboom, Patrick Wouters (UGent) , M. C. DeRuiter, J. W. M. Plevier and M. R. M. Jongbloed

(2020) AUTONOMIC NEUROSCIENCE - BASIC & CLINICAL. 227.
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R-from-T as a common mechanism of arrhythmia initiation in long QT syndromes

Michael B. Liu, Nele Vandersickel (UGent) , Alexander Panfilov (UGent) and Zhilin Qu

(2019) CIRCULATION - ARRHYTHMIA AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY. 12(12).
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Effect of myocyte-fibroblast coupling on the onset of pathological dynamics in a model of ventricular tissue

S Sridhar, Nele Vandersickel (UGent) and Alexander Panfilov (UGent)

(2017) SCIENTIFIC REPORTS. 7.
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Baseline elevation and reduction in cardiac electrical instability assessed by quantitative T-wave alternans in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy treated with vagus nerve stimulation in the AspireSR E-36 trial

Richard L Verrier, Bruce D Nearing, Bryan Olin, Paul Boon (UGent) and Steven C Schachter

(2016) EPILEPSY & BEHAVIOR. 62. p.85-89
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Scroll wave dynamics in a model of the heterogeneous heart

PV Konovalov, SF Pravdin, OE Solovyova and Alexander Panfilov (UGent)

(2016) JETP LETTERS. 104(2). p.130-134
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Mechano-electric heterogeneity of the myocardium as a paradigm of its function

Olga Solovyova, Leonid B Katsnelson, Peter Kohl, Alexander Panfilov (UGent) , Andrey K Tsaturyan and Pavel B Tsyvian

(2016) PROGRESS IN BIOPHYSICS & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 120(1-3). p.249-254
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Global alternans instability and its effect on non-linear wave propagation : dynamical Wenckebach block and self terminating spiral waves

Nele Vandersickel (UGent) , Arne Defauw (UGent) , Peter Dawyndt (UGent) and Alexander Panfilov (UGent)

(2016) SCIENTIFIC REPORTS. 6.
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Anisotropy of wave propagation in the heart can be modeled by a Riemannian electrophysiological metric

Robert J Young and Alexander Panfilov (UGent)

(2010) PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 107(34). p.15063-15068
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Modelling of the ventricular conduction system

KHWJ Ten Tusscher and Alexander Panfilov (UGent)

(2008) PROGRESS IN BIOPHYSICS & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 96(1-3). p.152-170
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Reentry in heterogeneous cardiac tissue described by the Luo-Rudy ventricular action potential model

KHWJ Ten Tusscher and Alexander Panfilov (UGent)

(2003) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-HEART AND CIRCULATORY PHYSIOLOGY. 284(2). p.H542-H548

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Human adult cardiac autonomic innervation : controversies in anatomical knowledge and relevance for cardiac neuromodulation

R-from-T as a common mechanism of arrhythmia initiation in long QT syndromes

Effect of myocyte-fibroblast coupling on the onset of pathological dynamics in a model of ventricular tissue

Baseline elevation and reduction in cardiac electrical instability assessed by quantitative T-wave alternans in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy treated with vagus nerve stimulation in the AspireSR E-36 trial

Scroll wave dynamics in a model of the heterogeneous heart

Mechano-electric heterogeneity of the myocardium as a paradigm of its function

Global alternans instability and its effect on non-linear wave propagation : dynamical Wenckebach block and self terminating spiral waves

Anisotropy of wave propagation in the heart can be modeled by a Riemannian electrophysiological metric

Modelling of the ventricular conduction system

Reentry in heterogeneous cardiac tissue described by the Luo-Rudy ventricular action potential model

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