Conference Agenda

A PHYSICS INFORMED NEURAL NETWORK TO SIMULATE THE FREE BOUNDARY PROBLEM OF CELL MIGRATION

S. Malla¹, S. Roy², D. Oelz³

¹UQIDAR, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India.; ²Department of Applied Mechanics, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India.; ³School of Mathematics and Physics, University of Queensland, Australia.

A preliminary 3D finite element study of cell-substrate interaction in microgravity conditions

A. Pica^1,2, A. Marinozzi³, F. Marinozzi¹, F. Bini¹

¹Sapienza University of Rome, Italy; ²University of Sassari, Italy; ³Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma, Italy

BIOMECHANICAL STUDY ON ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED NITINOL PATIENT-MATCHED DEVICE FOR UNICORONAL CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

C. Bregoli¹, A. Borghi^2,3,4, J. Fiocchi¹, C. A. Biffi¹, S. Schievano^3,4, N. U. O. Jeelani^3,4, D. Dunaway^3,4, A. Tuissi¹

¹National Research Council (CNR), Italy; ²Department of Engineering, Durham University, UK; ³GOS Institute of Child Health, University College London, UK; ⁴Great Ormond Street Hospital, UK

BIOMECHANICAL PARAMETER PREDICTS SUCCESSFUL FETAL HEART INTERVENTION OUTCOME BETTER THAN CLINICAL SCANS

L. Green¹, W. X. Chan¹, A. Tulzer², G. Tulzer², C. H. Yap¹

¹Imperial College London, United Kingdom; ²Children's Heart Centre Linz, Austria

EFFECT OF MECHANICAL AORTIC VALVES ON CORONARY ARTERY FLOW IN A PATIENT SUFFERING FROM ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE

A. Nieroda, K. Jankowski, M. Pawlikowski

Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

MIXED UNIFORM BOUNDARY CONDITIONS IMPROVE HOMOGENIZED FE MODELS OF BONE-SCREWS AND INVERSE REMODELLING

D. Pahr

TU Wien, Austria

Virtual cohort generation for in silico trials of transcatheter aortic valve implantation

S. C. F. P. M. Verstraeten¹, M. J. M. M. Hoeijmakers², F. N. van de Vosse¹, W. Huberts^1,3

¹Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, The; ²ANSYS, The Netherlands; ³Maastricht University, The Netherlands

COLLAGEN-MATRIX WRAP REDUCES CONTACT PRESSURE IN MENISCAL TEAR REPAIR: AN FEA STUDY.

R. Readioff¹, J. Murray², H. Gill¹

¹University of Bath, United Kingdom; ²Avon Orthopaedic Centre, Southmead Hospital North Bristol NHS Trust, Bristol, UK

MODELLING HEMODYNAMICS WITH REAL PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF PATIENT-SPECIFIC CORONARIES

M. C. Fernandes^1,2, L. C. Sousa^1,2, C. C. António^1,2, S. I. Pinto^1,2

¹Engineering Faculty, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal; ²Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Portugal

IMPACT OF RESISTANCE DISTRIBUTION AND PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN THE COMPUTED FFR

S. I. Pinto^1,2, A. Martins^1,2, C. C. António^1,2, L. C. Sousa^1,2

¹Engineering Faculty of University of Porto, Portugal; ²Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Portugal

MINERAL DENSITY AND MICROSTRUCTURAL MORPHOLOGY OF WOVEN BONE DURING DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS

J. Mora-Macías¹, B. Van Rietbergen², P. Blázquez-Carmona³, P. García- Florencio⁴, J. Domínguez⁵, E. Reina-Romo⁶

¹University of Huelva, Spain; ²Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands; ³University of Seville, Spain; ⁴University of Seville, Spain; ⁵University of Seville, Spain; ⁶University of Seville, Spain

DXA-driven pipeline for building biofidelic FEMs for hip fracture risk assessment in clinical cohorts

D. Jha^1,2, A. Baker², A. Fung², V. S. Cheong^1,2, N. Hong³, I. Fleps², Y. Rhee³, P. Gupta⁴, E. L. Lamoureux^4,5, S. J. Ferguson^1,2, B. Helgason^1,2

¹ETH Singapore SEC Ltd, Singapore; ²ETH-Zürich, Switzerland; ³Yonsei University College of Medicine, South Korea; ⁴Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore; ⁵Duke-NUS Medical School, Singapore

NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH FOR EVALUATING THE RELIABILITY OF CERVICAL SURGICAL INSTRUMENTATION

L. Ciriello¹, A. Belluzzo¹, A. Grassi¹, T. Villa^1,2

¹Department of Chemistry, Materials and Chemical Engineering “Giulio Natta” - LaBS, Politecnico di Milano (Italy); ²IRCCS Istituto Ortopedico Galeazzi (Italy)

MODELING AND SIMULATION OF AN OSTEOCYTE CELLULAR PROCESS INTERACTING WITH FLUID FLOW IN A CANALICULUS

L. Zhu

Indiana University - Purdue Univiersity Indianapolis, United States of America

Effect Of Aortic Valve Geometry On Leaflet Strain Within A Phantom Silicone Aortic Heart Valve During Closing.

T. J. Pritchard, M. Darcy, J. Davies, E. Geeves, L. Giron, C. Ling, R. van Loon, H. Arora

Swansea University, United Kingdom

Patient-specific analysis of the haemodynamic factors contributing to restenosis in peripheral arterial disease

F. Ninno^1,2, A. Dardik^3,4, D. Strosberg^3,4, J. Tsui^5,6, S. Balabani^2,7, V. Diaz-Zuccarini^2,7

¹Dept of Med Physics and Biomedical Engineering, UCL; ²Wellcome/EPSRC Centre for Interventional and Surgical Sciences (WEISS), University College London, United Kingdom; ³Yale University School of Medicine, USA; ⁴Dept of Surgery, VA Connecticut Healthcare Systems, USA; ⁵Dept of Vascular Surgery, Royal Free Hospital, UK; ⁶Division of Surgery & Interventional Science, UCL, UK; ⁷Dept of Mechanical Engineering, UCL, UK

EXPLORING THE MECHANISMS OF GROWTH PLATE DEVELOPMENT AND DISEASE PROGRESSION THROUGH A DYNAMIC TRABECULAR BONE MICROSTRUCTURE MODEL

D. Quexada

Université de technologie de compiègne, France

CHARACTERISATION OF THE PHANTOM TISSUE MODELS FOR MEDICAL DEVICE TESTING AND SURGICAL TRAINING

S. Sattar, T. Pritchard, P. Dorrington, R. van Loon, H. Arora

Swansea University, United Kingdom

Fracture toughness of cancellous bone tissues used for the manufacturing of heterologous bone grafts

J. Agnelli¹, M. Morroni², M. Colombo², L. Treccani³, F. Bignotti¹, F. Baldi¹

¹University of Brescia, Italy; ²Bioteck S.p.A., Italy; ³CSMT Gestione S.c.a.r.l., Italy

Damage propagation in osteon-inspired structures: the role of the cement line

T. Volders¹, L. Zorzetto², H. Razi³, R. Weinkamer², D. Ruffoni¹

¹University of Liege, Belgium; ²Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Germany; ³ETH Zurich,Switzerland, and WoodTec Group, Cellulose & Wood Materials Laboratory, Empa, Switzerland

INVESTIGATING BUBBLE DYNAMICS IN A BLOOD-FILLED CAVITY ENCLOSED IN A BLOOD VESSEL

I. Kaykanat, K. Uguz

Bogazici University

CORRECTING THE EJECTION FRACTION FOR BETTER HEART FUNCTION REPRESENTATION AND PROGNOSIS IN HEART FAILURE

W. X. Chan¹, A. Kaura², A. Mulla², D. Papadimitriou², B. Glampson², E. Mayer^2,4, A. S V Shah^2,3, J. Mayet², C. H. Yap¹

¹Imperial College London, United Kingdom; ²UK National Institute for Health Research Imperial Biomedical Research Centre, Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust; ³Department of Non-communicable Disease Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; ⁴Department of Surgery & Cancer, Imperial College London