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Mechanical response of brain to mechanical stimuli--animal model investigation.

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Mechanical response of brain to mechanical stimuli--animal model investigation.

Auteurs : Sylwia Szotek [Pologne] ; Magdalena Kobielarz ; Krzysztof Maksymowicz

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RBID : pubmed:18224575

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Abstract

Conventional neurosurgical procedures give surgeons both tactile and visual feedback. Unlike conventional procedures, minimally invasive surgery is devoid of haptic feedback. Incorporation of tactile feedback into neurosurgical robotic systems can greatly enhance the results of minimally invasive procedures. Hence, the ultimate goal of the research presented here is to define the force response of the brain to different types of mechanical stimuli (short- and long-term). The experimental results describe the force responses of brain during indentation tests.

PubMed: 18224575


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