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An Efficient Modelling-Simulation-Analysis Workflow to Investigate Stump-Socket Interaction Using Patient-Specific, Three-Dimensional, Continuum-Mechanical, Finite Element Residual Limb Models

Ellankavi Ramasamy, Okan Avci, Beate Dorow, Sook-Yee Chong, Leonardo Gizzi, Günter Steidle, Fritz Schick, Oliver Röhrle
2018 Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology  

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that 7.65% of the residual limb volume was injured, while the detailed-model predicted 16.03%. The proposed approach is not only limited to modelling residual limbs but also has applications in predicting the impact of plastic surgery, for detailed forward-dynamics simulations of normal musculoskeletal systems.
doi:10.3389/fbioe.2018.00126 pmid:30283777 pmcid:PMC6156538 fatcat:el5ttk2np5gkdhup46ps5oywve
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Ellankavi Ramasamy, Okan Avci, Beate Dorow, Sook-Yee Chong, Leonardo Gizzi, Günter Steidle, Fritz Schick, Oliver Röhrle. "An Efficient Modelling-Simulation-Analysis Workflow to Investigate Stump-Socket Interaction Using Patient-Specific, Three-Dimensional, Continuum-Mechanical, Finite Element Residual Limb Models." Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology (2018)