parametric human spine
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Department of Mechanical Engineering
Develop a Parametric model of a child’s spine to model scoliosis.
Student name: Valentin Ioan DascalescuStudent number: X00097718
Supervisor: Tony Tansey ( Interim Report)
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Introduction:
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The main objective of this project is to develop a
parametric model framework of the human spine based on a
command file system by combining different modelling
technics with vertebra and spine parameters which are
deduced from existing anthropometric data bases .
Secondary objective will be completing a conclusive
literature review of relevant scientific journals and peer reviewed papers that will,
provide a better understanding of the project and, generate a guide for the completion of it.
Project Objectives:
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Literature review:
In vitro, in vivo and in silico
methodologies.Anatomy of the
spine.
Anatomy of the vertebrae
Modelling techniques.
Medical imaging
methods.
Existing models of the human spine and vertebra.
Anthropometric data base. Validation
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• Obtaining vertebra dimensions from computer tomography (CT) scans.• A precise segmentation of a full vertebra from a CT scan is a challenging process and it is affected by various factors
such as: complex anatomical structure, unclear object boundaries, similar structures in near vicinity and degenerative deformities
• (images: Akyokus, Meram, Konya, Turkey : Journal of Craniovertebral Junction&Spine, 2015, Vol. 6. )
Modelling the Scoliotic spine:
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Modelling from stereo lithography (STL) type file:
Based on the knowledge obtained from the literature review, it was decided to model the geometry of the parametric vertebrae from STL files using primitives such as: circles, ellipses and cylinders. The resulting models are very close approximation of the vertebrae.
STL file
Solid model
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Parameterization Process of the
vertebrae in PTC Creo
1. Vertebra height is obtained from
subtracting the hip height from the
shoulder height and dividing by the
number of vertebrae. Data is selected from http://dined.io.tudelft
.nl/en
2. Using Panjabi et all 1911,1992 data sets,
together with published data, the main parameters of the vertebrae are
identified.
3. Using assumptions and critical
parameters the correlating relations between the main
vertebra regions are formulated.
4. New parametric vertebrae are
generated. They have a direct linear
relation to the master vertebra
model.
Picture of the vertebra here
Geometry control by parameterisation
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Parameterisation of the master vertebrae:
• When using a CAD type software, a geometry entity can be defined by dimensions.
• In parametric modelling is the dimensions that drive, define, the geometry.
• The advantage is that, once the key elements of a geometry entity are captured in the drawing, they could all be related to each other or to a driving parameter, so that later on, the geometry could by altered or modified by changing that respective parameter
• http://dined.io.tudelft.nl/en/database/introduction.
• The most in-depth and complete resource of data is provided by the Panjabi et all
• “Thoracic Human Vertabrae- Quantitative 3-Dimensional Anatomy,. Spine. August, 1991, Vol. 16.”
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Parameters and relations:
Nomenclature of vertebra defining parameters Spine Deformity. November, 2013, Vol. 1, 6.
Parameters prediction formulae (M. Haghpanahi, M. Javadi,. December, Narmak Ave., Tehran, Iran : Science Direct, 2011. )
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Panjabi et all Spine 1992
Data collection Datasets were compiled by direct measuring and by statistical analysis such as linear regression, mean
and standard deviation
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Lengths of the thoracic, lumbar and combined spine lengths by age with minimums and maximums
(Normal growth of the spine and skeletal maturation, Seminars in spine surgery 2015).
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Project progress so far (15/12/2015)
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Future course of action:Create
parameterised vertebrae for cervical and
thoracic region.
Create equation of the spine.
Assemble the spine model.
Create method which allows for
angular adjustment.
Model validation against in vitro
data.Finish writing the
report.Analysis.Output
calculations sheet.
Output sectioned assembly sheet.
Output drawings with angular adjustment.
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Thank you for your attention! Any questions ?