La paroi abdominale est un ensemble de muscles et de gaines essentiel pour la respiration, la stabilité du tronc et la protection des organes internes. Lors d’un effort intense, cette paroi peut se déchirer au niveau d’une zone de faiblesse, permettant le passage des viscères directement sous la peau. C’est ce qu’on appelle une hernie abdominale. Une hernie gênante nécessite une réparation chirurgicale pour renforcer et refermer la paroi. Ces réparations sont très fréquentes mais présentent un taux de réussite perfectible. Dans ce projet doctoral nous avons développé une approche innovante basée sur l’imagerie médicale (IRM) et la mesure par capteurs pour étudier les phénomènes mécaniques à l’origine des hernies. Les connaissances acquises ...
Abdominal hernia operations are one of the most common surgeries in the world. However, despite cons...
The aim of this study is to characterize the passive mechanical behaviour of abdominal wall in vivo ...
Aim of study: to compare abdominal wall function at patients after incisional hernia repair with la...
This thesis focuses on the biomechanics of the abdominal wall in order to help improving the treatme...
Dans le but d’améliorer le traitement des éventrations, cette thèse porte sur la biomécanique de la ...
Data on the biomechanical behaviour of the abdominal wall are limited. This lack of knowledge is a l...
Les données sur le comportement biomécanique de la paroi abdominale restent limitées. Cette méconnai...
The most common surgical repair of abdominal wall hernia goes through implanting a mesh that substit...
Purpose: Incisional hernia remains a frequent complication after abdominal surgery associated with s...
The design of meshes for the treatment of incisional hernias could benefit from better knowledge of ...
Background: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the...
BACKGROUND: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the b...
Aim: Hernia repair strengthens the abdominal wall with a textile mesh. Recurrence and pain indicate ...
Abdominal wall biomechanics is dependent on muscular con-traction and Intra-Abdominal Pressure (IAP)...
International workshop on "Modelling across the Biologoy-Mechanics Interface", CASTRO URDIALES, ESPA...
Abdominal hernia operations are one of the most common surgeries in the world. However, despite cons...
The aim of this study is to characterize the passive mechanical behaviour of abdominal wall in vivo ...
Aim of study: to compare abdominal wall function at patients after incisional hernia repair with la...
This thesis focuses on the biomechanics of the abdominal wall in order to help improving the treatme...
Dans le but d’améliorer le traitement des éventrations, cette thèse porte sur la biomécanique de la ...
Data on the biomechanical behaviour of the abdominal wall are limited. This lack of knowledge is a l...
Les données sur le comportement biomécanique de la paroi abdominale restent limitées. Cette méconnai...
The most common surgical repair of abdominal wall hernia goes through implanting a mesh that substit...
Purpose: Incisional hernia remains a frequent complication after abdominal surgery associated with s...
The design of meshes for the treatment of incisional hernias could benefit from better knowledge of ...
Background: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the...
BACKGROUND: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the b...
Aim: Hernia repair strengthens the abdominal wall with a textile mesh. Recurrence and pain indicate ...
Abdominal wall biomechanics is dependent on muscular con-traction and Intra-Abdominal Pressure (IAP)...
International workshop on "Modelling across the Biologoy-Mechanics Interface", CASTRO URDIALES, ESPA...
Abdominal hernia operations are one of the most common surgeries in the world. However, despite cons...
The aim of this study is to characterize the passive mechanical behaviour of abdominal wall in vivo ...
Aim of study: to compare abdominal wall function at patients after incisional hernia repair with la...