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The work reported in this dissertation is the result of a joint venture of biomedical scientists
and engineers for understanding human middle ear mechanics through finite element …

Objective: To present a systematic and practical approach that uses high‐resolution
computed tomography to derive models of the middle ear for finite element analysis. Study …

In order to present a systematic and practical approach that uses high-resolution computed
tomography (HRCT) to derive models of the middle ear for finite element analysis (FEA) …

A three-dimensional geometric model of the human middle ear can be constructed in a
computer-aided design environment with acute geometry and microanatomy. A working …

A computer model of the middle ear, ossicular chain and eardrum was established using the
finite-element method. A preliminary comparison of the model with measurements made in …

The objective of this study was to produce an improved finite element (FE) model of the
human middle ear and to compare the model with human data. We began with a systematic …

Background Despite continuing advances in finite element software, the realistic simulation
of middle ear response under acoustic stimulation continues to be challenging. One reason …

A representative finite element model of the healthy ear is developed commencing with a
description of the decoupled isotropic tympanic membrane. This model was shown to vibrate …

Computer-generated models are increasingly being used in otolaryngology for teaching
purposes, preoperative planning, and clinical simulations, especially when dealing with …