most citedComputer-aided planning for zygomatic bone reconstruction in maxillofacial traumatology

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physics.med-ph2006

A 3D Finite Element evaluation of the exophthalmia reduction

Vincent Luboz, Annaig Pedrono, Franck Boutault +2

This paper presents a first evaluation of the feasibility of Finite Element modelling of the orbital decompression, in the context of exophthalmia. First simulations are carried ou…

physics.med-ph20061 cited

Maxillofacial computer aided surgery: a 5 years experience and future

Christophe Marecaux, Matthieu Chabanas, Vincent Luboz +5

This paper gives a review of the experience provided by our group in terms of computer aided maxillo-facial surgery.

physics.med-ph20061 cited

Evaluating soft tissue simulation in maxillofacial surgery using pre and post-operative CT scan

Matthieu Chabanas, Christophe Marecaux, Franz Chouly +2

One of the most important issue in soft tissue modeling is to assess the quality of the simulations. A validation protocol is presented based on two CT scans of the patient acquire…

physics.med-ph20061 cited

Biomechanics applied to computer-aided diagnosis: examples of orbital and maxillofacial surgeries

Yohan Payan, Vincent Luboz, Matthieu Chabanas +3

This paper introduces the methodology proposed by our group to model the biological soft tissues deformations and to couple these models with Computer-Assisted Surgical (CAS) appli…

physics.med-ph20066 cited

Computer-aided planning for zygomatic bone reconstruction in maxillofacial traumatology

Sylvain Maubleu, Christophe Marecaux, Matthieu Chabanas +2

An optimal planning procedure has been proposed to define the target position of the zygomatic bone following a fracture of the mid-face skeleton. The protocol has been successfull…

physics.med-ph20061 cited

A stiffness sensor to help in the diagnosis and the surgery of orbital pathologies

Vincent Luboz, Dominique Ambard, Franck Boutault +2

Proptosis is characterized by a protrusion of the eyeball due to an increase of the orbital tissue volume. To recover a normal eyeball positioning, the most frequent surgical techn…