Abstract. Accurate biomechanical modelling of soft tissue is a key as-pect for achieving realistic surgical simulations. However, because med-ical simulation is a multi-disciplinary area, researchers do not always have sufficient resources to develop an efficient and physically rigorous model for organ deformation. We address this issue by implementing a CUDA-based nonlinear finite element model into the SOFA open source framework. The proposed model is an anisotropic visco-hyperelastic con-stitutive formulation implemented on a graphical processor unit (GPU). After presenting results on the model’s performance we illustrate the benefits of its integration within the SOFA framework on a simulation of cataract surgery.
There are two types of structures in human body, solid organs and hollow membrane like organs. Brain...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
As the presence of finite element implementations on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGP...
International audienceAccurate biomechanical modelling of soft tissue is a key aspect for achieving ...
Efficient and accurate techniques for simulation of soft tissue deformation are an increasingly valu...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
Purpose: NiftySim, an open-source finite element toolkit, has been designed to allow incorporation o...
Modelling the deformation of anatomical structures in real-time is a crucial problem in medical simu...
To achieve the real-time requirement of realistic deformable modelling, it is necessary to use the a...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
We present an implementation of a nonlinear explicit, displacement-based finite element code and its...
Abstract. Previously almost all biomechanically-based time-critical surgical simulation has ignored ...
International audienceThis chapter presents different algorithms for modeling soft tissue deformatio...
Purpose: NiftySim, an open-source finite element toolkit, has been designed to allow incorporation o...
Finite element (FE) simulations are increasingly valuable in assessing and improving the performance...
There are two types of structures in human body, solid organs and hollow membrane like organs. Brain...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
As the presence of finite element implementations on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGP...
International audienceAccurate biomechanical modelling of soft tissue is a key aspect for achieving ...
Efficient and accurate techniques for simulation of soft tissue deformation are an increasingly valu...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
Purpose: NiftySim, an open-source finite element toolkit, has been designed to allow incorporation o...
Modelling the deformation of anatomical structures in real-time is a crucial problem in medical simu...
To achieve the real-time requirement of realistic deformable modelling, it is necessary to use the a...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
We present an implementation of a nonlinear explicit, displacement-based finite element code and its...
Abstract. Previously almost all biomechanically-based time-critical surgical simulation has ignored ...
International audienceThis chapter presents different algorithms for modeling soft tissue deformatio...
Purpose: NiftySim, an open-source finite element toolkit, has been designed to allow incorporation o...
Finite element (FE) simulations are increasingly valuable in assessing and improving the performance...
There are two types of structures in human body, solid organs and hollow membrane like organs. Brain...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
As the presence of finite element implementations on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGP...