IEEE Transactions on Information Technology in Biomedicine · 2006 · 48 citations · 10 references
ComputingSurgeryVisualization3D ModelingInteractive VisualizationMedical VisualizationComputational ModelingInteractive SimulationModel IntegrationSimulation VisualizationSurgical VisualizationDynamic ModelsHaptic Surgical VisualizationOpen-source Software DevelopmentOrgan ModelingOrgan-level ModelingReal-time Interactive SystemsSpatially Heterogeneous ModelsSurgical Simulation
This paper presents the architectural details of an evolving open source/open architecture software framework for developing organ-level surgical simulations. Our goal is to facilitate shared development of reusable models, to accommodate heterogeneous models of computation, and to provide a framework for interfacing multiple heterogeneous models. The framework provides an application programming interface for interfacing dynamic models defined over spatial domains. It is specifically designed to be independent of the specifics of the modeling methods used, and therefore facilitates seamless integration of heterogeneous models and processes. Furthermore, each model has separate geometries for visualization, simulation, and interfacing, allowing the model developer to choose the most natural geometric representation for each case. Input/output interfaces for visualization and haptics for real-time interactive applications have also been provided.
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