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A meta-model approximating finite element simulation was developed to identify mechanical parameters of human myometrium from in vivo intrauterine pressure measurements.
This study presents a computational method to identify mechanical parameters of the human uterus during labor using in vivo intrauterine pressure measurements.
There are limited experimental data to characterize the mechanical response of human myometrium. A method is presented in this work to identify mechanical parameters describing the active response of human myometrium from the in vivo intrauterine pressure measurements. The human uterine contraction during labor is simulated by implementing a coupled model in a finite element scheme, and the intrauterine pressure is evaluated as the outcome. A meta-model is developed to approximate the finite element simulation response with a lower computational cost and used to identify model parameters through fitting its prediction to the in vivo measurements.
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Sharifimajd et al. (2016) studied Uterine contraction during labor. Meta-model approximating finite element simulation was evaluated on Identification of mechanical parameters describing the active response of human myometrium. A meta-model approximating finite element simulation was developed to identify mechanical parameters of human myometrium from in vivo intrauterine pressure measurements.
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