Emmanuel Promayon
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Modélisation biomécanique de la prostate
J. Sarrazin
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Obésité et Troubles du Contrôle Postural : Eôles de Certaines Contraintes Morphologiques et Sensori-Motrices
J. -B. Mignardot
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Biomechanical 3D simulation of the invagination process
The process of gastrulation is an important early stage of morphogenesis. It is a very complex procedure, during which the organs of …
A. Lontos
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Cell modelling: combining 3D biomechanics and chemistry
E. Promayon
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Prise en compte des déformations dans un simulateur de biopsies de prostate
In the particular case of the study of the prostatic cancer, the only analysis that can give a concrete result is the biopsy. Other …
S. Sclaverano
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Towards a common environment for verification and validation of deformable models in medical simulation
Because of the increasing interest in biomedical simulation, numerous complex deformable models have been developed to describe the …
A. Deram
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Modèles physiques discrets pour le vivant (Modéliser et simuler les phénomènes biologiques et les gestes médico-chirurgicaux)
The work presented in this manuscript is focused on the modeling and simulation of soft tissue. I proposed an original discrete …
E. Promayon
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Modèle Physique Discret Et Systèmes Différentiels: Vers L'élaboration D'un Simulateur Cellulaire
This thesis is a first step towards the elaboration of a cellular simulator for the biologists. We propose a dynamic 3D approach for …
A. Carra
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Virtual Adhesive: a Way to Handle Sticky Collisions in Surgical and Biological Simulators
A variety of methods have been proposed to efficiently process collisions between deformable objects. The method presented in this …
A. Carra
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J. -L. Martiel
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E. Promayon
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GPU Accelerated Deformable Model for Soft Tissues and Surgical Simulation
Nowadays, surgeons have to deal with more and more complicated interventions. Model of human soft tissues can help surgeons by …
M. Reynier
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