Numerical Simulation in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering-II

This reprint presents a collection of significant contributions to advancement of the application of the mathematical modeling to biomechanics and the biomedical engineering. This publication contains a particularly diverse set of contributions. For instance, Latif and co-authors review the specific...

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Language:English
Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
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CFD
OSA
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653 |a correlation 
653 |a cortical capillary network 
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653 |a finite elements 
653 |a flatfoot 
653 |a fluctuation of stresses 
653 |a Hamilton-Jacobi Inequality 
653 |a hemodynamics 
653 |a imageless navigator 
653 |a imaging technique 
653 |a immersed boundary method 
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653 |a knee alignment device 
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653 |a potential swirling flow 
653 |a radial basis function neural network 
653 |a repeatable transepicondylar axis 
653 |a robin boundary condition 
653 |a robust control 
653 |a segmentation method 
653 |a sleep apnea 
653 |a strain energy density 
653 |a strain gradient 
653 |a stress redistribution 
653 |a targeted drug delivery 
653 |a tissue clarification 
653 |a tornado-like jets 
653 |a total knee arthroplasty 
653 |a tracking controller 
653 |a treatment planning 
653 |a tumor aggregate 
653 |a tumor targeting 
653 |a unfitted method 
653 |a unsteady swirling flow 
653 |a wearable robotic knee 
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