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CABEZA RUIZ, Robin  e  ESTRADA CINGUALBRES, Roberto Andrés. Computed tomography and virtual solids to obtain computational biomechanical models. RCIM [online]. 2019, vol.11, n.2, pp. 16-24.  Epub 01-Dez-2019. ISSN 1684-1859.

One of the most common bone conditions is fracture, defined as the loss of the continuity of the bone material. Implants and prostheses are used to treat some of them. Currently, before using one of these devices, virtual models are tested using a computer-aided design program. For these tests, virtual models of the bones are also required. Bone models are obtained by applying image segmentation techniques to computed tomography (CT). This paper presents a procedure for obtaining biomechanical bone-implant models from the CTs and virtual solids, taking into account the real structure of the bones, composed of cortical and trabecular tissue. A DHS implant model and a hip prosthesis were used to perform the procedure verification tests.

Palavras-chave : finite elements method; tomography; biomechanical model; fracture.

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