A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant

Medical implants are normally used in clinical practice to treat most orthopaedics situations involving bone fractures, deformities, dislocation, and lengthening. It should be noted that specific measures regarding biomechanical and biomaterial characteristics are required for a successful post-surg...

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Main Authors: Al-Tam, Belal Yahya, Ramlee, Muhammad Hanif, Abdul Wahab, Asnida, Gan, Hong Seng, Abdullah, Abdul Halim
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spelling my.utm.1053992024-04-24T06:52:24Z http://eprints.utm.my/105399/ A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant Al-Tam, Belal Yahya Ramlee, Muhammad Hanif Abdul Wahab, Asnida Gan, Hong Seng Abdullah, Abdul Halim R Medicine (General) TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Medical implants are normally used in clinical practice to treat most orthopaedics situations involving bone fractures, deformities, dislocation, and lengthening. It should be noted that specific measures regarding biomechanical and biomaterial characteristics are required for a successful post-surgery procedure. Biomechanical evaluations on the medical implants could be performed by utilising computer and engineering technology. One of them is in silico studies using finite element method that could be simulated in high-performance computer. However, various assumptions are required in computer simulation, such as the constraints on data input and computer resources. This review paper discusses current approaches of constructing a finite element model of human bone with specific material properties for upper limb such as the shoulder joint, humerus, elbow joint, radius and wrist joint. Previous related literatures were reviewed from selected keywords and search engines. To narrow the literature search in this study, inclusion and exclusion criteria of the literature searching were applied. We looked at the current level of knowledge in this field and offered recommendations for future study. In conclusion, studies from previous literature have demonstrated several ways for developing mathematical models and simulating medical implants. Universiti Putra Malaysia 2023-01 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/105399/1/MuhammadHanifRamlee2023_AReviewonFiniteElementModellingandSimulation.pdf Al-Tam, Belal Yahya and Ramlee, Muhammad Hanif and Abdul Wahab, Asnida and Gan, Hong Seng and Abdullah, Abdul Halim (2023) A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant. Malaysian Journal of Medicine and Health Sciences, 19 (1). pp. 325-339. ISSN 1675-8544 http://dx.doi.org/10.47836/mjmhs.19.1.41 DOI:10.47836/mjmhs.19.1.41
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topic R Medicine (General)
TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
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Al-Tam, Belal Yahya
Ramlee, Muhammad Hanif
Abdul Wahab, Asnida
Gan, Hong Seng
Abdullah, Abdul Halim
A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant
description Medical implants are normally used in clinical practice to treat most orthopaedics situations involving bone fractures, deformities, dislocation, and lengthening. It should be noted that specific measures regarding biomechanical and biomaterial characteristics are required for a successful post-surgery procedure. Biomechanical evaluations on the medical implants could be performed by utilising computer and engineering technology. One of them is in silico studies using finite element method that could be simulated in high-performance computer. However, various assumptions are required in computer simulation, such as the constraints on data input and computer resources. This review paper discusses current approaches of constructing a finite element model of human bone with specific material properties for upper limb such as the shoulder joint, humerus, elbow joint, radius and wrist joint. Previous related literatures were reviewed from selected keywords and search engines. To narrow the literature search in this study, inclusion and exclusion criteria of the literature searching were applied. We looked at the current level of knowledge in this field and offered recommendations for future study. In conclusion, studies from previous literature have demonstrated several ways for developing mathematical models and simulating medical implants.
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author Al-Tam, Belal Yahya
Ramlee, Muhammad Hanif
Abdul Wahab, Asnida
Gan, Hong Seng
Abdullah, Abdul Halim
author_facet Al-Tam, Belal Yahya
Ramlee, Muhammad Hanif
Abdul Wahab, Asnida
Gan, Hong Seng
Abdullah, Abdul Halim
author_sort Al-Tam, Belal Yahya
title A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant
title_short A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant
title_full A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant
title_fullStr A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant
title_full_unstemmed A review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant
title_sort review on finite element modelling and simulation for upper limb of human bone and implant
publisher Universiti Putra Malaysia
publishDate 2023
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