Numerical simulation is useful to help understand the behavior of pelvic system, and eventually to assist the diagnostic and surgery. Patient-specific simulation is expected to optimize the treatment of patients. Despite the requirement of mechanical properties and loading, patient-specific simulation requires first 3D geometry adapted to patient. Manual 3D reconstruction of the patient-specific anatomy is time-consuming and introduces uncertainties. In this paper, we propose an efficient computer-assisted approach to modeling 3D geometries well suited to MRI data. A well-controlled physical model is also proposed, and manufactured, to estimate uncertainties of the presented method.
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Jiang, Z., Mayeur, O., Patrouix, L., Cirette, D., Witz, J. F., Dumont, J., & Brieu, M. (2019). Patient-Specific Modeling of Pelvic System from MRI for Numerical Simulation: Validation Using a Physical Model. In Computational Biomechanics for Medicine: Personalisation, Validation and Therapy (pp. 19–30). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-15923-8_2
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