Evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validation

In recent years, a minimally invasive medical needle is required. The development of such a fine needle requires evaluation of puncture resistance force. We have developed various microneedles and conducted the puncture experiments to evaluate their resistance force against an artificial skin made o...

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Main Authors: Shunki YAMAMOTO, Tomokazu TAKAHASHI, Masato SUZUKI, Seiji AOYAGI, Toshio NAGASHIMA, Atsushi KUNUGI, Makoto CHIYONOBU, Takeshi KUROIWA
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Published: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2019-09-01
Series:Journal of Biomechanical Science and Engineering
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jbse/14/4/14_19-00238/_pdf/-char/en
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author Shunki YAMAMOTO
Tomokazu TAKAHASHI
Masato SUZUKI
Seiji AOYAGI
Toshio NAGASHIMA
Atsushi KUNUGI
Makoto CHIYONOBU
Takeshi KUROIWA
author_facet Shunki YAMAMOTO
Tomokazu TAKAHASHI
Masato SUZUKI
Seiji AOYAGI
Toshio NAGASHIMA
Atsushi KUNUGI
Makoto CHIYONOBU
Takeshi KUROIWA
author_sort Shunki YAMAMOTO
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description In recent years, a minimally invasive medical needle is required. The development of such a fine needle requires evaluation of puncture resistance force. We have developed various microneedles and conducted the puncture experiments to evaluate their resistance force against an artificial skin made of silicone rubber. In this study, it is attempted to reproduce the puncture experiment by FEM simulation, in which accurate three dimensional (3D) models of needle and skin are constructed, and the conditions of material properties, model size, puncture distance, puncture speed, etc. are set to the same ones as the experiments. As a commercially available nonlinear FEM software, LS-DYNA was employed. The results of FEM analysis and those of experiment were compared to estimate what extent they are matched. As a result, the tendency of the load curve, i.e., transition of resistance force with respect to puncturing distance, and the state of skin deformation were well matched, showing the possibility of FEM analysis to reproduce the experiment. The error of resistance force between analysis and experiment was 20% at most. It is expected that the parameter study would be possible, in which the performance of needle is evaluated by changing the parameters, e.g., its size, shape, how to insert it to the skin, etc.
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spelling doaj.art-9c8a5a68acf04f228275c09ea0e02dff2022-12-22T02:59:41ZengThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersJournal of Biomechanical Science and Engineering1880-98632019-09-0114419-0023819-0023810.1299/jbse.19-00238jbseEvaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validationShunki YAMAMOTO0Tomokazu TAKAHASHI1Masato SUZUKI2Seiji AOYAGI3Toshio NAGASHIMA4Atsushi KUNUGI5Makoto CHIYONOBU6Takeshi KUROIWA7Department of Mechanical Engineering, Kansai UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Kansai UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Kansai UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Kansai UniversityDepartment of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Sophia UniversityJSOL CorporationJSOL CorporationJSOL CorporationIn recent years, a minimally invasive medical needle is required. The development of such a fine needle requires evaluation of puncture resistance force. We have developed various microneedles and conducted the puncture experiments to evaluate their resistance force against an artificial skin made of silicone rubber. In this study, it is attempted to reproduce the puncture experiment by FEM simulation, in which accurate three dimensional (3D) models of needle and skin are constructed, and the conditions of material properties, model size, puncture distance, puncture speed, etc. are set to the same ones as the experiments. As a commercially available nonlinear FEM software, LS-DYNA was employed. The results of FEM analysis and those of experiment were compared to estimate what extent they are matched. As a result, the tendency of the load curve, i.e., transition of resistance force with respect to puncturing distance, and the state of skin deformation were well matched, showing the possibility of FEM analysis to reproduce the experiment. The error of resistance force between analysis and experiment was 20% at most. It is expected that the parameter study would be possible, in which the performance of needle is evaluated by changing the parameters, e.g., its size, shape, how to insert it to the skin, etc.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jbse/14/4/14_19-00238/_pdf/-char/enmicroneedlefinite element method analysispuncture resistance forceskin deformationarbitrary lagrangian and eulerian method
spellingShingle Shunki YAMAMOTO
Tomokazu TAKAHASHI
Masato SUZUKI
Seiji AOYAGI
Toshio NAGASHIMA
Atsushi KUNUGI
Makoto CHIYONOBU
Takeshi KUROIWA
Evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validation
Journal of Biomechanical Science and Engineering
microneedle
finite element method analysis
puncture resistance force
skin deformation
arbitrary lagrangian and eulerian method
title Evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validation
title_full Evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validation
title_fullStr Evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validation
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validation
title_short Evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear FEM analysis and experimental validation
title_sort evaluation of puncture resistance force of microneedle by nonlinear fem analysis and experimental validation
topic microneedle
finite element method analysis
puncture resistance force
skin deformation
arbitrary lagrangian and eulerian method
url https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jbse/14/4/14_19-00238/_pdf/-char/en
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