面向患者特异性膝关节模型的自动生成

E. Elyasi, M. Bucki, Boubaker Asaadi, D. Elizondo, A. Perrier
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本论文的目的是提出一种管道,旨在减少建立特定主题的有限元膝关节模型所需的预处理时间,并促进其临床整合。该流程涉及膝关节图谱模型的开发和验证,以及使用新方法的TwInsight软件套装的功能,例如:1)深度学习用于从计算机断层扫描中自动分割骨骼,2)自动生成具有六面体元素的有限元网格,以及3)解剖推理算法,使图谱模型适应受试者的形态,并产生受试者的个性化生物力学模型。
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Towards Automatic Generation of Patient-Specific Knee Models
The objective of the current paper is to present a pipeline designed to reduce the pre-processing time required to build subject-specific finite element knee models and facilitate their clinical integration. The pipeline involves development and validation of an atlas model of the knee joint and features of the TwInsight software suit that use novel methodologies such as: 1) deep learning for automatic segmentation of the bones from computed tomography scans, 2) automatic generation of finite element meshes with hexahedral elements, and 3) anatomical inference algorithm to adapt the atlas model to the morphology of a subject and result in the subject’s personalized biomechanical model.
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