咀嚼肌牵动的下颌骨三维有限元建模与数值分析.pdfVIP

CT Von Mises 20.61MPa 22.09MPa R323 A 24062 Three-dimensional finite element modeling and numerical analysis of mandible pulled by masticatory muscles WU Li-jun, LIAO Jin-min, ZHONG Shi-zhen, FAN Ji-hong, LI Zhong-hua, LI Zhi-ming, Wang Long-jiang, Li Xiu-zhong, Jiao Pei-Feng, Huang Wen-Hua Key Laboratory of Medical Biomechanics of PLA, First Military Medical University, Guangzhou 510515, China. AbstractTo analyse stress state of mandible pulled by masticatory muscles.The finite element model of mandible was reconstructed by CT scans of “digital Chinese human”, attachment area and force direction of masticatory muscles, including temporal muscle, masseter muscle, medial pterygoid muscle, lateral pterygoid muscle, were measured based on anatomic investgation. Biomechanical analysis model of mandible pulled by masticatory muscles was created. The stress distribution of mandible was calculated by finite element method, which showed that Von Mises stresses were concentrated on condylar process, coronoid process, attachment spot of masticatory muscles, and molar area. The peak value of Von Mises stress was 20.61MPa in view of first molar and second molar chewing simulation, as was 22.09MPa in view of first premolar and second premolar chewing simulation. Finite element analysis technology, combining with measurements of occlusal force and nerve vesset position, can provid a quantificational method for preoperative design of osteotomy and bone stretching technique. Key wordsmandible; masticatory muscles; computational biomechanics; finite element analysis (SSRO)