ICES researchers model a potential groundbreaking treatment for heart attacks, then create an animated video to help physicians learn about the new technology.
Health & Wellness - Cardiovascular Disease 
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How-To Video Shares Heart Disease Research
By Becky Rische
Faith Singer-Villalobos
Published: Dec. 20, 2012
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Congratulations.
Heartiest Congratulations! This is indeed a significant step forward for narrowing the gap that often exists between the physicians and the engineers in appreciating and integrating each other's views and expertise towards the solution/mitigation of the sufferings of a 'living machine'. Precise drug delivery system based on patient-specific computation and visualization using engineering tools and techniques would surely help increase the effectiveness of drugs as well as enhance the possibility of more and more noninvasive procedures for heart ailments, may be also for malignant growths. This is opening up a new horizon of hope and promise. Please carry on.