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Author Spotlight: Advancing Human Brain Modulation – Optimized Protocols for Transcranial Ultrasound Stimulation Experiments
Published on: June 28, 2024
Application of Data-Driven computing to patient-specific prediction of the viscoelastic response of human brain under
Hossein Salahshoor1,2, Michael Ortiz3,4
1Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Duke University, Durham, NC, 27708, USA. hossein.salahshoor@duke.edu.
Abstract:
We present a class of model-free Data-Driven solvers that effectively enable the utilization of in situ and in vivo imaging data directly in full-scale calculations of the mechanical response of the human brain to sonic and ultrasonic stimulation, entirely bypassing the need for analytical modeling or regression of the data. The well-posedness of the approach and its convergence with respect to data are proven analytically. We demonstrate the approach, including its ability to make detailed spatially resolved patient-specific predictions of wave patterns, using public-domain MRI images, MRE data and commercially available solid-mechanics software.
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