Mimics and ANSYS in the articular surface with the static pressure from the finite element analysis of the preliminary application.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Mimics and ANSYS in the articular surface with the static pressure from the finite element analysis of the preliminary application [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the Mimics and ANSYS in the articular surface with the static pressure from the finite element analysis of the initial application. Methods: CT scans of healthy male calcaneus, the image processing model using Mimics. Using Ansys software from the joint analysis with biomechanical properties of surfaces. Results: from the articular surface with the stress and deformation of the central part of the largest. Conclusion: Mimics of the CT data can be efficiently modeling in this paper can be easily carried out on various ANSYS Mechanical analysis. [Keywords:] Calcaneus; finite element analysis; modeling; Biomechanics Calcaneus is the largest tarsal bone in the human body, walking and weight bearing on an important role. Calcaneus form complex, irregular rectangular, with three articular surface, respectively, with the distance before, during and after the joints, articular calcaneus face up to the long axis was inclined to move below the convex curved form with the majority from the joint. After the articular surface as the boundary is divided into three parts, after the articular surface prior to the front, after the rear, front, after the narrow width . In the load cases, the foot of the talus, calcaneus must be properly arranged, have sufficient strength and height to bear the load of calcaneal fractures is a common clinical fractures. fractures complicated because of their anatomical characteristics of complex, existing methods of calcaneus especially from the articular surface with the biomechanical analysis has some difficulties [1,2]. This study was designed to create highly Simulation Mimics calcaneus model and into ANSYS for static pressure in the analysis, with the stress from the articular surface a brief analysis of the distribution. and through the establi