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유한요소법을 이용한 인두의 기능이상에 대한 생체역학적 모델

Other Titles
 A biomechanical modeling of human pharyngeal muscular dysfunction by using FEM(Finite Element Method) 
Authors
 김성민  ;  김성재  ;  배하석 
Citation
 Konkuk Journal of Medical Sciences (건국의과학학술지), Vol.13 : 85-95, 2004 
Journal Title
Konkuk Journal of Medical Sciences(건국의과학학술지)
Issue Date
2004
Abstract
Pharynx is a system transporting foods by peristaltic motion(contraction and expansion movement) into the esophagus and functioning as airway passages, In this study, structural changes of pharyngeal dysfunction is analyzed by biomechanical model using CT and FEM(finite element method). Loading condition assumed that equal pressure loaded sequentially to inside of pharyngeal tissue. In order to analyze the pharyngeal muscular dysfunction by biomechanical model, the pharyngeal dysfunctions classified into 3 cases. Taking into account the clinical complication by neuromuscular symptoms such as pharyngeal dysfunction after stroke, which is a change of material property is caused by muscular tissue stiffness, deformation of cross sectional area of the pharynx is analyzed increasing the stiffness 25%, 50%, 75% in each case on the basis of stress-strain relationship. Based on three - dimensional reconstruction of pharyngeal structure using limited - factor - techniques and the optimization procedure by means of inverse dynamic approach, the biomechanical model of the human pharynx is implemented. The results may be used as clinical index illustrating the degree of pharyngeal muscular dysfunction. This study may be used as useful diagnostic model in discovering early deglutitory impediment caused by physiological or pathological pharyngeal dysfunction.
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1. College of Medicine (의과대학) > Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine (재활의학교실) > 1. Journal Papers
Yonsei Authors
Bae, Ha Suk(배하석)
URI
https://ir.ymlib.yonsei.ac.kr/handle/22282913/113062
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