This paper presents new surgical tool-brain tissue interactions models in three directional format considering the linear elastic, hyperelastic and viscoelastic properties of a brain tissue which are characterized by conducting stress-strain simulation on brain model. Brain tissues properties like a Neo-Hookean, Mooney-Rivlin Model and Prony Series are considered. Effects of adopting non-linear properties are discussed. After optimizing models in COMSOL Muiltiphysics 4.0, the models show that the brain tissues contain non-linear characteristic and the coefficients of the models are available to Open Inventor in order to initiate a visio-haptic simulation which will be used for doctors and surgical operation manipulators
This thesis aims to clarify some standing issues in the available mechanical knowledge of the human ...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
This paper presents new surgical tool-brain tissue interactions models in three directional format c...
Surgical simulators present a safe and potentially effective method for surgical training, and can a...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
Background and objectives: An accurate and real-time model of soft tissue is critical for surgical s...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
The goal of the paper is to correlate real brain deflection with its numerical model as the 3D model...
This thesis aims to clarify some standing issues in the available mechanical knowledge of the human ...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
This paper presents new surgical tool-brain tissue interactions models in three directional format c...
Surgical simulators present a safe and potentially effective method for surgical training, and can a...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
To develop protective measures for crash situations, an accurate assessment of injury risk is requir...
Background and objectives: An accurate and real-time model of soft tissue is critical for surgical s...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
The goal of the paper is to correlate real brain deflection with its numerical model as the 3D model...
This thesis aims to clarify some standing issues in the available mechanical knowledge of the human ...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...
In current Finite Element (FE) head models, brain tissue is commonly assumed to display linear visco...