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Praktikum Numerische Biomechanik

MW2247Applications in Computational Science and Engineering - Elective Modules4 ECTSGerman/Englishsummer semesterLehrstuhl für Numerische Mechanik (Prof. Wall)
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What it is about

You learn how biological systems can be modeled and simulated realistically with the Finite Element Method (FEM). In the end you can reconstruct patient-specific geometries from medical image data, generate meshes, perform FE simulations, and evaluate the results for the assessment of, e.g., rupture risks.

What you will be able to do

  • Understand the process chain of a simulation
  • Reconstruct geometries from medical image data
  • Create finite element meshes
  • Initiate FE calculations independently
  • Analyze results of structural and fluid mechanical calculations
  • Make appropriate modeling assumptions
  • Present results in writing in a report

What the module consists of

  • PraktikumConducting the complete simulation chain using the abdominal aortic aneurysm as an example; in the second part independently addressing medical questions on the heart, lungs, aneurysm and aorta
  • Gemeinsame ÜbungenIntroduction and repetition of the workflow in computer exercises (first half)

Teaching method

  • Vortrag/PräsentationConveying the background knowledge on finite elements and mechanics
  • Gemeinsame Übungen am PCDemonstration of the workflow, students repeat it with tutor support
  • Selbstverantwortliche ProjektarbeitApplication and deepening through independent handling of biomechanical modeling tasks
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