In-Silico Ear Model Based on Episcopic Images for Percutaneous Auricular Vagus Nerve Stimulation

B. D. Razlighi, S. Kampusch, S. Geyer, Van Hoang Le, F. Thürk, Simon Brenner, J. Szeles, W. Weninger, E. Kaniušas
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Abstract

Auricular branch of vagus nerve stimulation is continuously evolving as a minimal-invasive treatment option in patients suffering from chronic pain. For optimization of stimulation mechanisms, we conducted in-silico modelling of the electrode-tissue-nerve interface by a thorough literature review of the anatomical structures combined with nerve and vessel structures from episcopic images of a human ear. Four nerves and two vessels in the ear were implemented in a 3D CAD model for future optimization of stimulation regions and patterns. Mean diameters for nerves were 30 µm, and for vessels 100 µm. Mean distance between nerves and vessels was about 100 µm.
基于主教图像的经皮耳迷走神经刺激的计算机耳模型
迷走神经耳支刺激作为一种微创治疗慢性疼痛的方法正在不断发展。为了优化刺激机制,我们通过对人耳图像的解剖结构以及神经和血管结构进行全面的文献回顾,对电极-组织-神经界面进行了计算机建模。在三维CAD模型中实现了耳内的四根神经和两根血管,以便将来优化刺激区域和模式。神经的平均直径为30µm,血管的平均直径为100µm。神经与血管之间的平均距离约为100µm。
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