2018 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting-Scientific Session IV: Pediatrics, Question and Answer Session II

Scientific Session IV: Pediatrics, Question and Answer Session II

Video Transcription

Hey, Doug. What does finite element modeling mean? It's a mathematical way of taking large geometric structures, bridges to beer cans,  and breaking them down into discrete elements which you can manipulate computationally. And it's used extensively throughout injury.  There's a lot of robust finite element modeling in the spine, the lumbosacral area, the lumbar area especially.  And we're just at the tip of the iceberg in the craniocervical and cervical areas.

Video Summary

Summary Not Available

Asset Caption

Scientific Session IV: Pediatrics, Question and Answer Session II