We present a reduced order finite element (FE) algorithm suitable for real-time nonlinear simulation of soft tissues. A dynamic FE formulation with explicit time integration is employed. We demonstrate significant computation acceleration by performing the time integration in a low-dimensional generalised basis, generated from a set of a priori training simulations. The key mechanism for the acceleration is the large increase in integration time step afforded by this means. Futhermore, we present a simple procedure for imposing inhomogeneous essential boundary conditions, thus overcoming one of the principal deficiencies of such approaches. The algorithm is described and demonstrated using an example neurosurgical simulation. The computatio...
Interactive (that with haptic feedback) simulation of surgery needs for increasingly fast simulation...
The complexity of most surgical models has not allowed interactive simulations on standard computers...
Two finite-element methods have been developed for mathematical modeling of the time-dependent behav...
Reduced order modelling, in which a full system response is projected onto a subspace of lower dimen...
We propose an efficient numerical algorithm for computing deformations of “very ” soft tissues (such...
Abstract. Using methods from the computational sciences to improve the quality of health care is an ...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
International audienceMany applications in biomedical engineering and surgical simulators require ef...
Abstract. Realistic deformation of computer-simulated anatomical structures is computationally inten...
International audienceModel reduction techniques have shown to constitute a valuable tool for real-t...
Abstract. This paper describes our recent work on real�time Surgery Simulation using Fast Finite Ele...
Background and objectives: An accurate and real-time model of soft tissue is critical for surgical s...
International audienceThis chapter presents different algorithms for modeling soft tissue deformatio...
The point collocation method of finite spheres (PCMFS) is used to model the hyperelastic response of...
This paper presents a numerical method for interactive (real-time) simulations, which considerably i...
Interactive (that with haptic feedback) simulation of surgery needs for increasingly fast simulation...
The complexity of most surgical models has not allowed interactive simulations on standard computers...
Two finite-element methods have been developed for mathematical modeling of the time-dependent behav...
Reduced order modelling, in which a full system response is projected onto a subspace of lower dimen...
We propose an efficient numerical algorithm for computing deformations of “very ” soft tissues (such...
Abstract. Using methods from the computational sciences to improve the quality of health care is an ...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
International audienceMany applications in biomedical engineering and surgical simulators require ef...
Abstract. Realistic deformation of computer-simulated anatomical structures is computationally inten...
International audienceModel reduction techniques have shown to constitute a valuable tool for real-t...
Abstract. This paper describes our recent work on real�time Surgery Simulation using Fast Finite Ele...
Background and objectives: An accurate and real-time model of soft tissue is critical for surgical s...
International audienceThis chapter presents different algorithms for modeling soft tissue deformatio...
The point collocation method of finite spheres (PCMFS) is used to model the hyperelastic response of...
This paper presents a numerical method for interactive (real-time) simulations, which considerably i...
Interactive (that with haptic feedback) simulation of surgery needs for increasingly fast simulation...
The complexity of most surgical models has not allowed interactive simulations on standard computers...
Two finite-element methods have been developed for mathematical modeling of the time-dependent behav...