Review on Finite Element Material Modelling Of Brain Tissue for Surgical Simulation
Surgical simulation is a growing field of interest as it serves as a good training for the medical practitioners as well as planning and preparing for surgery. For a reliable and a good outcome from the simulation, the challenge is to model the material properties of tissues as accurate as possible....
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| author | Tarlochan Faris Tangutooru Siva Mahesh |
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| description | Surgical simulation is a growing field of interest as it serves as a good training for the medical practitioners as well as planning and preparing for surgery. For a reliable and a good outcome from the simulation, the challenge is to model the material properties of tissues as accurate as possible. For a real time surgical simulation the numerical model has to be simple and computationally inexpensive. One of the preferred numerical models is the finite element model. Hence, the objective of this paper is to review finite element modelling of the brain tissue. The human brain tissue is an interesting organ to be studied because of their use in understanding trauma related injuries and tissue injury mechanism during brain surgery. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-9233646af6b1490f8bd0c2a367cf51fd2022-12-21T23:46:43ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2016-01-01740001810.1051/matecconf/20167400018matecconf_icmer2016_00018Review on Finite Element Material Modelling Of Brain Tissue for Surgical SimulationTarlochan FarisTangutooru Siva MaheshSurgical simulation is a growing field of interest as it serves as a good training for the medical practitioners as well as planning and preparing for surgery. For a reliable and a good outcome from the simulation, the challenge is to model the material properties of tissues as accurate as possible. For a real time surgical simulation the numerical model has to be simple and computationally inexpensive. One of the preferred numerical models is the finite element model. Hence, the objective of this paper is to review finite element modelling of the brain tissue. The human brain tissue is an interesting organ to be studied because of their use in understanding trauma related injuries and tissue injury mechanism during brain surgery.http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20167400018 |
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| title | Review on Finite Element Material Modelling Of Brain Tissue for Surgical Simulation |
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| title_short | Review on Finite Element Material Modelling Of Brain Tissue for Surgical Simulation |
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