We proposed two new parametric methods to model the at-term human uterus: one with numerous detailed measurements of the uterine coronal shape and one with an averaged uterine coronal shape. We compared the two new parametric modeling methods to our previous parametric modeling approach and to models generated from MRI segmentation through computational simulations of uterine pressurization. These approaches make it possible to study a wide range of maternal anatomy in birthing simulation.
This article is written by Erin Louwagie, Divya Rajasekharan, and Arielle Feder.
Article – Journal of Biomechanical Engineering
Parametric Solid Models of the At-term Uterus From Magnetic Resonance Images
New Paper – Parametric Solid Models of the At-term Uterus From Magnetic Resonance Images
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