Efficient simulation of heating processes in thermal ablation is of great importance for surgical simulation of thermal ablation procedures. This paper presents a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) assisted finite element methodology for modeling and analysis of bio-heat transfer processes in the treatment of thermal ablation. The proposed methodology employs finite element method for discretization of the bio-heat equation, and the finite element modeling is implemented using the High-Level Shader Language of the Microsoft Direct3D 11. Simulations and comparison analyses are conducted, demonstrating computational performance improvement of up to 55.3 times using the proposed methodology
[[abstract]]Radio-frequency ablation (RFA) heat treatment is a popular “minimally invasive” treatmen...
Biomedical engineering solutions like surgical simulators need High Performance Computing (HPC) to a...
Abstract- As part of an ongoing effort to develop computerized planning tools for cryosurgery, the c...
Hyperthermia treatments require precise control of thermal energy to form the coagulation zones whic...
In thermal ablation, several techniques of treating infected cell in human tissue are being used by ...
PURPOSE: Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is one of the most popular and well-standardized minimally in...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
The minimally invasive treatment called radio-frequency ablation (RFA) guided by imaging techniques,...
A review of the classic techniques used to solve ablative thermal response problems is presented. Th...
Percutaneous radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is becoming a standard minimally invasive clinical proced...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
This thesis deals with the simulation of heat diffusion in human tissues. The proposed algorithm use...
Modeling of thermal-induced mechanical behaviors of soft tissues is of great importance for thermal ...
Modeling of thermal-induced mechanical behaviors of soft tissues is of great importance for thermal ...
In the present paper the behaviour of human cardiac tissue during cryo-ablation is simulated with a ...
[[abstract]]Radio-frequency ablation (RFA) heat treatment is a popular “minimally invasive” treatmen...
Biomedical engineering solutions like surgical simulators need High Performance Computing (HPC) to a...
Abstract- As part of an ongoing effort to develop computerized planning tools for cryosurgery, the c...
Hyperthermia treatments require precise control of thermal energy to form the coagulation zones whic...
In thermal ablation, several techniques of treating infected cell in human tissue are being used by ...
PURPOSE: Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is one of the most popular and well-standardized minimally in...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
The minimally invasive treatment called radio-frequency ablation (RFA) guided by imaging techniques,...
A review of the classic techniques used to solve ablative thermal response problems is presented. Th...
Percutaneous radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is becoming a standard minimally invasive clinical proced...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
This thesis deals with the simulation of heat diffusion in human tissues. The proposed algorithm use...
Modeling of thermal-induced mechanical behaviors of soft tissues is of great importance for thermal ...
Modeling of thermal-induced mechanical behaviors of soft tissues is of great importance for thermal ...
In the present paper the behaviour of human cardiac tissue during cryo-ablation is simulated with a ...
[[abstract]]Radio-frequency ablation (RFA) heat treatment is a popular “minimally invasive” treatmen...
Biomedical engineering solutions like surgical simulators need High Performance Computing (HPC) to a...
Abstract- As part of an ongoing effort to develop computerized planning tools for cryosurgery, the c...