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Conference proceedings 2021-guided surgery, surgical simulation, surgical intervention planning, disease prognosis and diagnostics, analysis of injury mechanisms, implant and prostheses design, as well as artificial organ design and medical robotics.  This book appeals to researchers, students and professionals in the field. .

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Characterising the Soft Tissue Mechanical Properties of the Lower Limb of a Below-Knee Amputee: A Remaging (MRI) and camera-based devices. The motivation for this review is to highlight techniques and methods for characterising soft tissues of below-knee amputees, and to discuss their limitations in order to guide future studies.

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Computer-Aided Crystallography,nal loads, assigning material properties to intracranial constituents and solving the resulting set of differential equations. We used Meshless Total Lagrangian Explicit Dynamics Method (MTLED) to solve these equations. We demonstrated the effectiveness and appropriateness of our framework on a case study of craniotomy-induced brain shift.

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Computer Simulation of the Resection Induced Brain Shift; Preliminary Resultsral elements) patient-specific finite element mesh, and used realistic material properties together with appropriate contact conditions at boundaries. We compared our predicted intra-operative brain geometry (based on the calculated deformation field) contours with the intra-operative MRI to assess

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Computational Biomechanics Model for Analysis of Cervical Spinal Cord Deformations Under Whiplash-TyHuman Body Models Consortium (GHMBC). The model was applied to simulate well-documented low-speed whiplash-type experiments previously conducted on volunteers by the Japan Automobile Research Institute and University of Tsukuba. The results suggest that direct application of CSDM and MPS criteria an