Simulating prostate surgical procedures with a discrete soft tissue model

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Simulating surgical procedures is still a complex challenge. Either modeling methods or simulators have to take into account specific geometries and properties of the patient organs. In this paper, a new soft tissue modeling method dedicated to prostate surgical interventions is presented. The chosen medical application requires the modeling of a complex anatomical environment including intricate interactions between organs and surgical instruments. We present a discrete model that has been specifically developed to fulfill these requirements. The influence of two particular instruments is studied: needles and ultrasound probe, according to two surgical interventions: biopsy and brachytherapy. © The Eurographics Association 2006.

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Marchal, M., Promayon, E., & Troccaz, J. (2006). Simulating prostate surgical procedures with a discrete soft tissue model. In 3rd Workshop in Virtual Reality Interactions and Physical Simulations, VRIPHYS 2006 (pp. 109–118).

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