The Physical Reaction of Human Tissue with Ultrasound Simulation by Finite Element Analysis.
碩士 === 南台科技大學 === 電機工程系 === 94 === The ultrasound has been confirmed accelerates the cell metabolism, abates convulsion, reduces inflammation, heals the wound and fracture, and regenerates the nerve, etc. The thesis uses Finite Element Modeling (FEM) to simulate the pressure distribution in human ar...
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ndltd-TW-094STUT04420382016-11-22T04:12:02Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/86731101529393009333 The Physical Reaction of Human Tissue with Ultrasound Simulation by Finite Element Analysis. 以有限元素分析模擬人體組織對超音波之物理反應 yang shang feung 楊尚峰 碩士 南台科技大學 電機工程系 94 The ultrasound has been confirmed accelerates the cell metabolism, abates convulsion, reduces inflammation, heals the wound and fracture, and regenerates the nerve, etc. The thesis uses Finite Element Modeling (FEM) to simulate the pressure distribution in human arm stimulated by ultrasound, and uses the phantom made from different material stimulated by ultrasound to measure the variation of temperature. We use the different shape’s piezoelectric and contacted area to simulate, discussing what shape and area relative to the pressure. The three frequency of ultrasound in this research are 0.75 MHz、1 MHz and 3 MHz and realize the different frequency penetration deeply. The imitation material in this thesis are pure water, salt solution and gelatin powder turned into solid, and in this experiment the ultrasound stimulation frequency is 1 MHz and power is 3.6 W. Therefore we aim at 1 MHz proceeding the pressure and temperature to further discussion, and record the phantom variations of temperature which are stimulated by ultrasound, comparing the pressure distribution and temperature rise. Finally we gather the simulate data and experimental result into statistics, understanding the relatedness between pressure and temperature, and the reference and the medical perform verify the result accurately. 楊弘吉 2006 學位論文 ; thesis 49 zh-TW |
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碩士 === 南台科技大學 === 電機工程系 === 94 === The ultrasound has been confirmed accelerates the cell metabolism, abates convulsion, reduces inflammation, heals the wound and fracture, and regenerates the nerve, etc. The thesis uses Finite Element Modeling (FEM) to simulate the pressure distribution in human arm stimulated by ultrasound, and uses the phantom made from different material stimulated by ultrasound to measure the variation of temperature. We use the different shape’s piezoelectric and contacted area to simulate, discussing what shape and area relative to the pressure. The three frequency of ultrasound in this research are 0.75 MHz、1 MHz and 3 MHz and realize the different frequency penetration deeply.
The imitation material in this thesis are pure water, salt solution and gelatin powder turned into solid, and in this experiment the ultrasound stimulation frequency is 1 MHz and power is 3.6 W. Therefore we aim at 1 MHz proceeding the pressure and temperature to further discussion, and record the phantom variations of temperature which are stimulated by ultrasound, comparing the pressure distribution and temperature rise. Finally we gather the simulate data and experimental result into statistics, understanding the relatedness between pressure and temperature, and the reference and the medical perform verify the result accurately.
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The Physical Reaction of Human Tissue with Ultrasound Simulation by Finite Element Analysis. |
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