Chest 'digital twin' predicts light paths to help plan personalized pneumonia treatment
Researchers at the University of São Paulo and international collaborators developed a computational digital twin of the human thorax to model light paths. The tool could help personalize light-based treatment for pneumonia and other respiratory diseases.
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