XIX Sympozjum Srodowiskowe PTZE - materialy.pdf

XIX Sympozjum PTZE, Worliny 2009
Slices are connected to 3D volume, Fig.2-a. Volume is meshed by Delaney triangulation
algorithm. Supported are first and second order elements. The achieved list of elements is
imported in ANSYS, Fig.2-b.
Tissue electromagnetic material properties are applied for every element in the list.
a) (b)
4D models contain a time
sequence of 3D models (Fig.3).
All models in the sequence have
common mesh which is deformed
for each time step object shape.
Fig. 3. 4D model time sequence
Implementation
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Fig. 2. Reconstructed volume
The developed method and software tool was effectively applied for part of cardiac muscle
reconstruction. Achieved models are suitable for electromagnetic field distribution
calculations with FEM.
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