Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ,  analyze the epicardial electromechanical response of an in silico cardiac ventricular dge under both healthy and concentric hypertrophic conditions. This is achieved by taking into account the growth of the dge thickness and the fiber dispersion that may follow. The electromechanical response is described in terms of some macroscopic measures, i.e. the action potential duration, the conduction velocity, the contractility and the contraction force. Our results suggest that growth reduces the action potential duration and conduction velocity, whilst it increases the contractility and contraction force, yielding an overall negative effect. In presence of fiber dispersion, the action potential duration and conduction velocity are not affected further, whilst the effect on the contractility and contraction force is enhanced.
['Fabrizio Del Bianco', 'Piero Colli Franzone', 'Simone Scacchi', 'Lorenzo Fassina']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Simulating the effects of growth and fiber dispersion on the electromechanical response of a cardiac ventricular wedge affected from concentric hypertrophy
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