Yang Song, Xuanzhen Cen, Meizi Wang, Zixiang Gao, Qitao Tan, Dong Sun, Yaodong Gu, Yan Wang, Ming Zhang
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摘要
本研究系统地回顾了有限元方法在跑步和跑鞋生物力学方面的最新进展。重点概述了建立跑鞋有限元模型的一般方法,探讨了其目前的应用和挑战,并为未来的研究提供了方向。该综述还旨在强调模拟理论力学反应与跑步相关肌肉骨骼损伤(RRMI)的现实表现之间的差距。综合检索电子数据库,包括Web of Science、PubMed和Scopus,确定了12篇符合条件的文章纳入本综述。目前已有研究利用跑鞋有限元模型考察了不同跑鞋设计特征和条件对足内部组织力学响应的影响。这些模型逐渐从简化的局部表示演变为更真实、更全面的模型,并结合实验数据提高了仿真精度。然而,为了进一步改善仿真结果,提出了减少开发时间和增强模型鲁棒性的关键进展。其中包括高保真3D模型开发、个性化形状转换、人工智能驱动的自动重建、全面动态运行仿真和改进的验证方法。更重要的是,未来的研究需要通过解决骨折标准的复杂性和对骨特性进行局部评估来弥合有限元模拟与RRMI风险之间的差距。总的来说,本综述为生物医学工程师、医学专业人员和研究人员提供了有价值的见解,促进了对跑鞋有限元模型的更准确研究。最终,这些进步旨在改善鞋类设计和培训计划,以降低RRMI的风险。
A Systematic Review of Finite Element Analysis in Running Footwear Biomechanics: Insights for Running-Related Musculoskeletal Injuries.
This study presented a systematic review of recent advancements in the application of finite element (FE) methods to running and running shoe biomechanics. It focused on outlining the general approach to build foot-running shoe FE models, exploring their current applications and challenges, and providing directions for future research. The review also aimed to highlight the gap between theoretical mechanical responses in simulations and real-world manifestations of running-related musculoskeletal injuries (RRMI). A comprehensive search of electronic databases, including Web of Science, PubMed, and Scopus, identified 12 eligible articles for inclusion in this review. Current studies have examined the effects of various running shoe design features and conditions on the mechanical response of internal foot tissues using foot-running shoe FE models. These models have gradually evolved from simplified local representations to more realistic and comprehensive models, with the incorporation of experimental data enhancing simulation accuracy. However, to further improve simulation outcomes, key advancements are proposed to reduce development time and enhance model robustness. These include high-fidelity 3D model development, personalized shape transformation, AI-driven automated reconstruction, comprehensive dynamic running simulations, and improved validation methods. More importantly, future research needs to bridge the gap between FE simulations and RRMI risk by addressing the complexities of bone fracture criteria and conducting localized assessments of bone properties. Overall, this review provided valuable insights for biomedical engineers, medical professionals, and researchers, facilitating more accurate investigations of foot-running shoe FE models. Ultimately, these advancements aim to improve footwear design and training programs to reduce the risk of RRMI.
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Sports Science and Medicine (JSSM) is a non-profit making scientific electronic journal, publishing research and review articles, together with case studies, in the fields of sports medicine and the exercise sciences. JSSM is published quarterly in March, June, September and December. JSSM also publishes editorials, a "letter to the editor" section, abstracts from international and national congresses, panel meetings, conferences and symposia, and can function as an open discussion forum on significant issues of current interest.