The Proceedings of the Dynamics & Design Conference
Online ISSN : 2424-2993
2008
Session ID : 352
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352 A feasibility study for development of a neurosurgical training system using haptic device
Yu HASEGAWAKazuhiko ADACHIYouhei AZUMAAtushi FUJITAEiji KOUMURA[in Japanese]
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Abstract
The simulation capability for intraoperative brain tissue deformation by the surgical procedures using computational Finite Element analysis is demonstrated in this paper. Our research group has been developing the patient-specific three-dimensional Finite Element brain deformation model consisting of precise anatomical structures. In the numerical simulation, the computation of the intraoperative cerebellum tissue deformation due to retraction with two kinds of spatulas for the operation on the posterior fossa surgery was conducted by ABAQUS/Explicit. The illustrative results successfully demonstrate the interaction between brain tissue and spatula. Moreover, it aims to achieve modeling the sense of touch and the shape of the brain tissue, and to simulate the retraction with the force feedback device.
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© 2008 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
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