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Develop innovative and durable implants that conform with a patient’s physiology and that comply with MRI compatibility requirements.
As life expectancy rises, companies are racing to extend the life of implants, while developing innovative replacement therapies for aging hips, knees, shoulders, spines and dental implants, to mention a few. Ansys is a leader in the field of in silico medicine, which combines multiphysics simulation, material properties, patient-specific human physiology, surgical procedures and manufacturing processes.
Though no two patients are alike, simulation enables the design and development of prostheses and implants tuned to a large proportion of the general population or customized to a patient’s specific requirements through techniques such as 3D printing.
Coupled electro-thermal analysis can evaluate the temperature increase due to MRI interaction with implanted prostheses.
Examining the fatigue performance of an implant—under a range of loading conditions and in a diverse virtual population simulation—enables more reliable and durable designs.
Applying validated and approved computer models of implants to hundreds of virtual patients provides digital evidence of product performance, accelerating the regulatory approval process.
Ansys Thought Leaders spotlight
Marc has worked for nearly 20 years to advance the use of modeling and simulation in the healthcare industry. His expertise ranges from partnering with standards organizations and regulators to establish best simulation practices, to working with industry and academia to develop advanced model frameworks that support digital transformation.
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Thierry has been a strong advocate for engineering simulation in healthcare at Ansys and the Avicenna Alliance. Engaging with regulators, policy makers, clinicians and industrial leaders, Thierry is tirelessly convincing healthcare stakeholders to embrace in silico methods.
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