David Holz

Institute of Applied Dynamics

Characterisation of passive mechanical properties in healthy and infarcted rat myocardium (2021) Martonová D, Alkassar M, Seufert J, Holz D, Duong MT, Reischl B, Friedrich O, Leyendecker S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Towards the simulation of active cardiac mechanics using a smoothed finite element method (2021) Martonová D, Holz D, Duong MT, Leyendecker S Journal article Interaction of the mechano-electrical feedback with passive mechanical models on a 3D rat left ventricle: a computational study (2019) Duong MT, Holz D, Alkassar M, Dittrich S, Leyendecker S Journal article, Review article Nonlinear fibre distribution in a finite element model of a human left ventricle for sparse and non-constant data sets (2019) Holz D, Duong MT, Kim M, Alkassar M, Dittrich S, Leyendecker S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Nonlinear fibre distribution in cardiac modelling (2019) Holz D, Duong MT, Kim M, Alkassar M, Dittrich S, Leyendecker S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Möglichkeiten und Perspektiven der Modellierung und Simulation (2019) Holz D, Duong MT, Martonová D, Alkassar M, Dittrich S, Leyendecker S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Computational study of ventricular fibrillation by considering a strongly coupled electromechanical rat heart model (2019) Holz D, Duong MT, Alkassar M, Dittrich S, Leyendecker S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Computational model of a rat left ventricle (2018) Holz D, Duong MT, Alkassar M, Dittrich S, Leyendecker S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Simulation of cardiac electromechanics of a rat left ventricle (2018) Duong MT, Holz D, Ach T, Binnewitt SV, Stegmann H, Dittrich S, Alkassar M, Leyendecker S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Modelling cardiac mechanics and electrophysiology of a rat left ventricle: A case study. (2017) Duong MT, Wenger T, Herrnböck L, Ach T, Holz D, Kreipp A, Binnewitt SV, et al. Conference contribution, Conference Contribution