Obtaining personalized biomodels of trabecular bone with and without porosity to its mechanical analysis and comparative results
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https://doi.org/10.33064/iycuaa2024924410Keywords:
Biomodels, Osteoporosis, Biomechanics, Engineering, PorosityAbstract
New computational technologies and advances in engineering have allowed the development of numerical bio-models for the simulation of biological systems (bones). These numerical models will allow for more detailed studies for timely diagnoses of conditions (osteoporosis). Biomechanics is responsible for the description of the structural components of the human body. With the design of numerical biomodels that have characteristics that resemble the real structure of bone and the use of finite elements, results will be very close to actual conditions in the human body. The numerical analysis used to simulate specific conditions is of great help to determine medical treatments or to replace biological elements with prostheses.
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