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A sensor-enabled cloud-based computing platform for computational brain biomechanics
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关键词: MAXIMUM PRINCIPAL STRAIN;    REPETITIVE HEAD IMPACTS;    DEFORMATION;   
DOI  :  10.1016/j.cmpb.2023.107470
来源: SCIE
【 摘 要 】

Background and Objectives: Driven by the risk of repetitive head trauma, sensors have been integrated into mouthguards to measure head impacts in contact sports and military activities. These wearable devices, referred to as instrumented or smart mouthguards are being actively developed by various research groups and organizations. These instrumented mouthguards provide an opportunity to further study and understand the brain biomechanics due to impact. In this study, we present a brain model-ing service that can use information from these sensors to predict brain injury metrics in an automated fashion. Methods: We have built a brain modeling platform using several of Amazon's Web Services (AWS) to enable cloud computing and scalability. We use a custom-built cloud-based finite element modeling code to compute the physics-based nonlinear response of the intracranial brain tissue and provide a frontend web application and an application programming interface for groups working on head impact sensor technology to include simulated injury predictions into their research pipeline. Results: The platform results have been validated against experimental data available in literature for brain-skull relative displacements, brain strains and intracranial pressure. The parallel processing capabil-ity of the platform has also been tested and verified. We also studied the accuracy of the custom head surfaces generated by Avatar 3D. Conclusion: We present a validated cloud-based computational brain modeling platform that uses sensor data as input for numerical brain models and outputs a quantitative description of brain tissue strains and injury metrics. The platform is expected to generate transparent, reproducible, and traceable brain computing results. (c) 2023 Published by Elsevier B.V.

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