基于个体信息的血管内神经外科体外膜动脉模型

S. Ikeda, F. Arai, T. Fukuda, M. Negoro, I. Takahashi
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一个体外软膜模型复制单个人的大脑动脉血管内神经外科模拟,临床前测试和医疗器械的测试提出。这个解剖学上准确的动脉模型是利用医学成像获得的个人信息构建的。它的软膜结构具有一定的物理模拟,并伴有动脉结构的变形。在本报告中,我们也提出了这种膜性动脉模型的生产方法。用这种方法,可以精确地再现非常复杂或高向结构的动脉。作为进一步的发展,我们还提出了一个具有部分膜性结构和周围空白空间的实体弹性动脉模型,它复制了archoid下空间。由于所提出的动脉模型与当前主要的成像方式(如CT, MRA和TCD)兼容,因此它应该被证明可用于广泛的应用,例如血流动力学研究和放射学调查,以及手术模拟。
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An in vitro membranous arterial model based on individual information for intravascular neurosurgery
An in vitro soft membranous model replicating individual human cerebral artery for intravascular neurosurgical simulation, preclinical testing, and testing of medical devices is presented. This anatomically accurate arterial model is constructed using individual information obtained by medical imaging. With its soft membranous structure having some physical simulation accompanied with deformation of arterial structure is realized. In this report, we also present a production methodology for this membranous arterial model. With this methodology, arteries with very complicated or high aspect structures are precisely reproducible. As a further development, we also present a solid elastic arterial model having partial membranous structure and surrounding vacant space, which replicates subarchnoid space. As the presented arterial model is compatible with current major imaging modalities such as CT, MRA and TCD, it should prove useful for a wide range of applications, such as hemodynamic study and radiological investigations, as well as surgical simulations.
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