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ASDASD Advanced Simulation & Design GmbHVirtual product development in medical technology and engineering
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Multi-level modelling in the design of
cardiovascular treatments
Catrin Bludszuweit-Philipp
ICT BIO Conference 2006
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OutlineOutline
11 ASD competenciesASD competencies
22 challenges for endovascular device designchallenges for endovascular device design
33 multilevel endovascular device analysismultilevel endovascular device analysis
44 virtual stenting platform in @neurISTvirtual stenting platform in @neurIST
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ASD - expert simulation servicesASD - expert simulation services
Complexsystem analysis
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Simulations for medical devicesSimulations for medical devices
mimic reality closely
benefit treatment
reduce costs and time-to-market
understand needs and demands from industry and medical community:
Two main tasks for simulation experts:
give insights and motivations for use of modern technologies
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Challenges for endovascular devise designChallenges for endovascular devise design
excellent mechanical properties (flexibility, strength, durability)
haemodynamically alligned
non-damaging to vascular wall
thrombosis - controllable
local drug-provider
adaptable to patient anatomy & conditions
Aims:
Optimisation and customisation of endovascular devices:
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Multilevel endovascular device analysisMultilevel endovascular device analysis
Haemodynamics
Vascular wallmechanics
Device designDevice mechanics
Biological responseThrombosis
Chemical processesDrug delivery
Genetics
Cardiovascularsystems
Patient-specificanatomies
Multilevelstent / coil analysis
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anatomy
mesh
expand stent into mesh
1D - modelwall
mechanics
flow
simulatinginteraction with wall
aneurysm
biological responses(thrombosis + aneurysm rupture)
virtual optimisation of treatment, device design & operation planning
Just a dream?
Multilevel endovascular device analysisMultilevel endovascular device analysis
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Developing of IT infrastructure for managing and processing of heterogeneous data associated with the diagnosis and treatment of cerebral aneurysms and subarachnoid haemorrage.
Integrative suite within @neurIST:
@neuEndo virtual stenting and coiling of patient-specific virtual stenting and coiling of patient-specific anatomies anatomies
Consolidation of competencies in @neurIST:
Make the dream
become true!
Multilevel endovascular device analysisMultilevel endovascular device analysis
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Thank you very much for
your attention
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Patient-specific anatomies
inflow
outflow
aneurysm
patient-specific geometry
generation of numerical grid
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Cardiovascular System
1D compartmental model1D compartmental model
Transient pressure profil in the arterial system predictedTransient pressure profil in the arterial system predictedby the 1D compartmental model by the 1D compartmental model
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Haemodynamics
Prediction of flow field in cerebral aneurysms by CFD analysis Prediction of flow field in cerebral aneurysms by CFD analysis
blood vesselblood vessel
flow direction
aneurysm
stream lines
wall shear stress
flow direction
aneurysm
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Vascular wall mechanics
Development of constitute equations for the tissueDevelopment of constitute equations for the tissue
Load-dependent tissue remodellingLoad-dependent tissue remodelling
Simulation of local weakening and mechanical failureSimulation of local weakening and mechanical failure
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Device Design & Analysis of Device Mechanics
FE-Analysis of Stent expansion FE-Analysis of Stent expansion
Analysis of mechanical failure (e.g. buckling, life time prediciton)Analysis of mechanical failure (e.g. buckling, life time prediciton)
Interaction of endovascular devices with the flow fieldInteraction of endovascular devices with the flow field
Analysis of thrombosis riskAnalysis of thrombosis risk
Estimation of drug deliveryEstimation of drug delivery
Simulation of drug elutionSimulation of drug elutionTransfer of flow-induced forcesTransfer of flow-induced forces
wall shear stresswall shear stress
velocityvelocity
mass transfer ratemass transfer rate
concentrationconcentration
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Thrombosis
Deposited activated platelets
Increased deposition in regions of long exposure times
Centrifugal blood pumphigh shear forces
thrombotic materials
flow stagnation
white and red thrombi
Thrombosis Modelling:
starting thrombus growth
platelet deposition andthrombus growth