Multi-purpose VHP-female version 3.0 cross-platform computational human model

Yanamadala, Janakinadh; Noetscher, Gregory M.; Louie, Sara; Prokop, Alexander; Kozlov, M. K.; Nazarian, Ara; Makarov, Sergey N.

doi:10.1109/eucap.2016.7481298

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“…There are other voxel models on the market which can be used for simulations. These are, for example, the VHP Female V. 3.0 or HUGO from CST, which were created on the basis of the Visible Human Project ® [7]. The Offenburg heart rhythm model was preferred because it represents all relevant anatomical structures as well as the cardiac conduction system.…”

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Simulation of Electrical Fields in Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy and Temperature Spread in HF Ablation

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Echle³

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Scholarena Journal of Biotechnology

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The development of innovative types of electrodes and the further development of existing products account for a large part of the resulting costs for a company. With the help of suitable software, changes of the constructions can be recorded and certain simulations, e.g. the occurrence of interactions in the electric field, can be carried out before the actual prototyping. Barold and Kucher evaluated far-field atrial oversensing by left ventricular electrode displacement in CRT-D patients with left ventricular undersensed activity during the blanking periode [1]. Lewicka-Nowak and co-workers found 11% far field R-wave sensing by atrial electrode at the right atrial appendage versus 1% at the Bachmann's bundle [2]. Taieb and co-workers analysed left atrial far-field sensing by left ventricular electrodes in 8.5% of CRT devices with potential hazard in CRT [3]. Atrioventricular nodal ablation in CRT patients with atrial fibrillation is a class IIa and level B indication for ablation and Aune and co-workers found a significant improvement of ventricular capture from 68% to 98% after atrioventricular nodal ablation [4]. Barold and Herweg analysed after

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Simulation of Electrical Fields in Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy and Temperature Spread in HF Ablation

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Heinke²,

Echle³

et al. 2017

Scholarena Journal of Biotechnology

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“…Our approach. We apply built-in parameterized affine transformations to construct breathing cycles (quiet, deep, shallow) using only one base full-body human model [10] source not found and using only one project file. Along with the base static human CAD model, this project file includes a parametric sweep or sweeps modeling deformations of involved tissues.…”

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FEM Human Body Model with Embedded Respiratory Cycles for Antenna and E&M Simulations

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Louie

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Brain and Human Body Modeling

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“…This preserves electrical contact between all parts of the numerical model and ensures continuous mesh representations of individual structures of the surface‐based model. For simulation software based on unstructured grids, it is beneficial to have only 1 boundary between adjacent structures . When these boundaries are triangulated, the resulting surfaces are free of intersections or intermediate gaps, and the number of triangles of the entire model is reduced.…”

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“…For simulation software based on unstructured grids, it is beneficial to have only 1 boundary between adjacent structures. 7 When these boundaries are triangulated, the resulting surfaces are free of intersections or intermediate gaps, and the number of triangles of the entire model is reduced.…”

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“…For example, the MIDA model is an ultrahigh‐resolution human head and neck model, whereas the “Virtual Population 2.0” is a set of full‐body models . Further instances of full‐body, surface‐based models include the female model of the Visual Human Project, and models included in commercial software, such as ANSYS high‐frequency structural simulator (HFSS) (ANSYS Inc, Canonsburg, PA).…”

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Semi‐automated generation of individual computational models of the human head and torso from MR images

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Kozlov

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Magnetic Resonance in Med

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Multi-purpose VHP-female version 3.0 cross-platform computational human model

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Simulation of Electrical Fields in Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy and Temperature Spread in HF Ablation

Simulation of Electrical Fields in Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy and Temperature Spread in HF Ablation

FEM Human Body Model with Embedded Respiratory Cycles for Antenna and E&M Simulations

Semi‐automated generation of individual computational models of the human head and torso from MR images

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