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Clinical Application Engineering 

Clinical application of in silico solutions

The combined power of advanced computer models, computational resources and application-specific solutions are enabling the clinical community to embrace in silico solutions, delivering safer and more effective treatments to their patients.

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Enhancing Clinical Outcomes with Simulation

No two patients are identical, and not every disease or surgical repair can be diagnosed or performed the same way. Clinicians are increasingly turning to extensively validated computer models of specific patients to plan surgical procedures, treatment protocols, and communicate with patients and their families. Ansys, part of Synopsys, provides in silico technologies, such as computational modeling and simulation (CM&S), artificial intelligence (AI), and digital twins, clinicians can use to improve the health of humanity. By democratizing simulation, clinicians can benefit from insights from multiphysics models without being expert simulation users.  

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Helping Clinicians Help Patients

Patient Results

Digital Evidence for Regulatory Approval  

Accurate modeling of the complexities of human and animal physiology can validate a medical device's performance in its working environment. 

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Personalized Medicine 

Digital twins based on extensively validated patient models help clinicians predict the evolution of pathologies, ushering in the era of participatory, personal, predictive, and preventive medicine. 

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Evaluate Surgical Procedures 

Validated patient-specific models within an application-specific solution enable clinicians to evaluate surgical procedures and test different protocols rapidly in advance. 

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Applications

By using CM&S, healthcare providers can simulate various treatments and predict their outcomes, ensuring interventions are tailored to each patient’s unique condition.

Featured Solutions

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Advanced Heart Modeling with AI and Simulation

By combining AI and simulation technologies, the PyAnsys-Heart platform enables users to replicate critical heart functions. Engineered to support diverse user needs, the PyAnsys-Heart platform offers a modular framework to build simple to highly complex heart models. 

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From Scan to Simulation

Simpleware software offers complete 3D image segmentation and model generation solutions for converting scans into 3D models. Accurately process images, obtain measurements and statistics, and export high-quality models to design, simulation, and 3D printing applications. 

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Hans Human Body Model

Hans Human Body Model is a digital model that supports various applications, including ergonomics, biomechanics, and more. The model provides detailed and accurate representations of the human body, including its anatomy, physiology, and mechanical properties. 

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The Rise of In Silico Medicine

Below is a curated list of success stories and thought leadership from our colleagues, customers, and partners around the world using simulation to advance medical devices.   

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From Imaging Data to Simulation: Accelerating Patient-Specific Cardiac Solutions with AI - A Synopsys and Ansys Workflow

This session introduces a powerful workflow for building patient-specific heart models using Simpleware and Ansys simulation tools.

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Simulation: The Heart and Soul of Preoperative Planning

Boston Children’s Hospital has created preoperative planning using 3D simulation tools so surgeons can have multiple types of visualization and prediction.

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Using In Silico Oncology to Defeat Pediatric Cancer

Learn how the University of Zaragoza uses Ansys solutions to simulate cancerous tumors in pediatric patients.

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Validating Your Gut Feelings With Simulation

Learn how Drs. Liu and Fletcher of the University of Sydney used Ansys solutions to model the complexity of the digestive system.

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