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VHP-Female full-body human CAD model for cross-platform FEM simulations: recent development and validations.

Harshal Tankaria, Xavier J Jackson, Raunak Borwankar, Goutham N K Srichandhru, Anh Le Tran, Janakinadh Yanamadala, Gregory M Noetscher, Ara Nazarian, Sara Louie, Sergey N Makarov, Harshal Tankaria, Xavier J Jackson, Raunak Borwankar, Goutham N K Srichandhru, Anh Le Tran, Janakinadh Yanamadala, Gregory M Noetscher, Ara Nazarian, Sara Louie, Sergey N Makarov, Janakinadh Yanamadala, Gregory M Noetscher, Anh Le Tran, Sergey N Makarov, Sara Louie, Ara Nazarian, Goutham N K Srichandhru, Xavier J Jackson, Harshal Tankaria, Raunak Borwankar
Conference Proceedings : Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society 2016 August
Simulation of the electromagnetic response of the human body relies heavily upon efficient computational models or phantoms. The first objective of this paper is to present an improved platform-independent full-body electromagnetic computational model (computational phantom), the Visible Human Project® (VHP)-Female v. 3.1 and to describe its distinct features and enhancements compared to VHP-Female v. 2.0. The second objective is to report phantom simulation for electric stimulation studies using the commercial FEM electromagnetic solver ANSYS MAXWELL.

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