This invention proposes an
in vitro testing device for the
aortic valve and
ascending aorta, comprising a chamber
system, a drive
system, a circuit
system, a chamber
auxiliary system, a
control system, and a particle image velocimetry system. Based on patient medical images, this device constructs a 1:1 personalized
aortic valve and
ascending aorta vascular model, realistically simulating an individualized hemodynamic environment through closed-loop
pulsatile flow circulation. It can rapidly and quantitatively acquire complex functional parameters such as
blood flow velocity, pressure,
wall shear force, and relative particle
residence time, overcoming the limitations of traditional imaging providing only morphological data and CFD
simulation relying on ideal assumptions. Simultaneously, it can be used for individualized
in vitro testing of artificial aortic valves, evaluating their performance in specific
anatomical structures, significantly improving the accuracy of
preoperative planning, postoperative prediction, and device development. This device has advantages such as high physiological fidelity, high testing efficiency, and strong result
repeatability, making it suitable for precision cardiovascular diagnosis and treatment and evaluation of implantable interventional devices.