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numerical simulation of hemorrhage in human injury
Bookmarked 558 weeks ago numerical simulation of hemorrhage in human injurykwitae chong university of california los angeleschenfanfu jiang university of california los angelesanand santhanam university of california los angelesdemetri terzopoulos university of california los angelespeyman benharash university of california los angelesjoseph teran university of california los angelesjeff d eldredge university of california los angelesdoi: http:dxdoiorg101103apsdfd2015gfmv0107smoothed particle hydrodynamics sph is adapted to simulate hemorrhage in the injured human body as a lagrangian fluid simulation sph uses fluid particles as computational elements and thus mass conservation is trivially satisfied in order to ensure anatomical fidelity a three-dimensional reconstruction of a portion of the human body --here demonstrated on the lower leg-- is sampled as skin bone and internal tissue particles from the ct scan image of an actual patient the injured geometry is then generated by simulation of ballistic projectiles passing through the anatomical model with the material point method mpm and injured vessel segments are identified from each such injured segment sph is used to simulate bleeding with inflow boundary condition obtained from a coupled 1-d vascular tree model blood particles interact with impermeable bone and skin particles through the navier-stokes equations and with permeable internal tissue particles through the brinkman equations the sph results are rendered in post-processing for improved visual fidelity the overall simulation strategy is demonstrated on several injury scenarios in the lower legsee other videos from the 2015 gallery of fluid motion: http:gfmapsorg |
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