Finite element modeling in surgery simulation

doi:10.1109/5.662874

Finite element modeling in surgery simulation

1998-03-01

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Bro-Nielsen, M

DOI：10.1109/5.662874

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Modeling the deformation of human organs for surgery simulation systems has turned out to be quite a challenge. Not only is very little known about the physical properties of general human tissue but in addition, most conventional modeling techniques are not applicable because of the timing requirements of simulation systems. To produce a video-like visualization of a deforming organ, the deformation must be determined at rates of 10-20 times/s. In the fields of elasticity and related modeling paradigms, the main interest has been the development of accurate mathematical models. The speed of these models has been a secondary interest. But for surgery simulation systems, the priorities are reversed. The main interest is the speed and robustness of the models, and accuracy is of less concern. Recent years have seen the development of different practical modeling techniques that take into account the reversed priorities and can be used in practice for real-time modeling of deformable organs. This paper discusses some of these new techniques in the reference frame of finite element models. In particular it builds on the recent work by this author on fast finite element models and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of these models bl comparison to previous models.

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animation

biomechanics

biomedical imaging

computer graphics

finite difference methods

finite element methods

geometric modeling

image analysis

limbs

mechanical engineering

simulation

surgery

virtual reality

X-ray tomography

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