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Title : Image Based Modeling for Biomedical Implant Design
Company : Simpleware
File Name : 2012MSCMagazine (1).pdf
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Date : 29-Oct-2013
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Using Simpleware and Marc to Generate and Analyze Novel Implant Constructions Simpleware provides a world leading solution for the conversion of 3D image data into high quality surface and volume meshes for 3D printing, CAD, FEA and CFD. The software was used to generate several implanted models of a femur, with externally identical implant designs but internally either being solid,
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