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03 November 2020

New book in the SpringerBriefs series: Modeling Excitable Tissue

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2015

Talks, invited

V. Haughton and K. Mardal

Role of CSF flow in the pathogenesis of Syringomyelia

In ASNR 53rd Annual Meeting & The Foundation of the ASNR Symposium 2015, April 25 – 30, 2015; Chicago, Illinois, 2015.
Status: Published
K. Mardal

Poroelastic modeling of Syringomyelia - the effects of pia mater, central canal, median fissure, white and grey matter on pressure wave propagation and fluid movement within the cervical spinal cord

In International Hydrocephalus Imaging Working Group, Chicago, 2015.
Status: Published
K. Mardal, K. Jain, K. Støverud, G. Ringstad and P. K. Eide

On the complexity of the Cerebrospinal fluid flow in the upper spinal column – is the assumption of laminar flow appropriate?

In Cerebrospinal Fluid Dynamics Society Meeting, Amiens, 2015.
Status: Published
K. Mardal

Computational modelling of the biomechanics in the central nervous system – Chiari and syringomyelia

In Complex materials; Mathematical models and numerical methods, Oslo, 2015.
Status: Published
K. Mardal

Flows in complex geometries such as blood vessels and the central nervous system

In EarthFlows kick-off meeting, Oslo, 2015.
Status: Published
K. Mardal

Computational modelling of the biomechanics in the central nervous system – Chiari and syringomyelia

In Simpla meeting, Oslo, 2015.
Status: Published
2012

Talks, invited

K. Mardal

Blood Flow in Cerebral Aneurysms - Can Turbulence Be a Risk Indicator?

In SDU workshop, 2012.
Status: Published
2008

Talks, invited

K. Mardal

Hemodynamics in the Circle of Willis

In Invited talk at Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics, Muenster, Germany, November 18, 2008.
Status: Published