Digital twin of chest simulates light application for pneumonia treatment

A digital twin of the chest has been developed to simulate the application of light for pneumonia treatment.

The digital twin, developed by researchers at the University of São Paulo, simulates the application of light to the lungs to treat pneumonia.

The simulation uses computational models to mimic the behavior of light in the chest and its interaction with the lungs.

The digital twin is expected to aid in the development of new treatments for pneumonia and improve the understanding of the disease's mechanisms.