ArticleFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology2022
Identification of optimal surgical plan for treatment of extraocular muscle damage in thyroid eye disease patients based on computational biomechanics.
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- Biomechanical analysis of an absorbable material for treating fractures of the inferior orbital wall.International journal of ophthalmology · 2024Article
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Abstract
This study replicated the behavior of intraorbital tissue in patients with thyroid eye disease (TED) based on finite element analysis for general orbital decompression risk evaluation in thyroid eye disease patients. The orbit and intraorbital tissues of thyroid eye disease patients who underwent orbital decompression were modeled as finite element models. The stress was examined at specific locations of the removed orbital wall of a thyroid eye disease patient with undergone orbital decompression, and its variation was analyzed as a function of the shape and dimension (to be removed). As a result, in orbital decompression surgery which removes the orbital wall in a rectangular shape, the stress at the orbital wall decreased as the width and depth of the removed orbital wall increased. In addition, in the case of orbital decompression, it can be seen that the chamfered model compared to the non-chamfered model (a form of general orbital decompression) have the stress reduction rate from 11.08% to 97.88%. It is inferred that if orbital decompression surgery considering the chamfered model is performed on an actual thyroid eye disease patient, it is expected that the damage to the extraocular muscle caused by the removed orbital wall will be reduced.
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