Finite element simulation and biomechanical analysis of indirect injury of temporomandibular joint under lateral impact on the angle of human mandible
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Finite element simulation and biomechanical analysis of indirect injury of temporomandibular joint under lateral impact on the angle of human mandible
Journal of Third Military Medical UniversityVol. 42, Issue 15, Pages: 1511-1518(2020)
作者机构:
400037 重庆,陆军军医大学(第三军医大学)第二附属医院口腔科
作者简介:
基金信息:
the Military Medical High-tech Training Project of Army Medical University(CX2019JS108);the Major Innovative Technology Development Program of Second Affiliated Hospital of Army Medical University(2018JSLC0022)
Junjie HUANG, Shuai XU, Yandan JI, et al. Finite element simulation and biomechanical analysis of indirect injury of temporomandibular joint under lateral impact on the angle of human mandible[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2020, 42(15): 1511-1518.
DOI:
Junjie HUANG, Shuai XU, Yandan JI, et al. Finite element simulation and biomechanical analysis of indirect injury of temporomandibular joint under lateral impact on the angle of human mandible[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2020, 42(15): 1511-1518. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.202003344.
Finite element simulation and biomechanical analysis of indirect injury of temporomandibular joint under lateral impact on the angle of human mandible
To analyze the biomechanical response of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) musculoskeletal system under lateral impact load through 3D finite element method (FEM).
Methods
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The finite element model of TMJ system was built based on the combination of CT and MRI data of human head by finite element software. The Von Mises stress cloud maps of TMJ structures and the dynamic maps of mandibular fractures were obtained by the impact of impactor was simulated on the mandibular angle.
Results
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The peak stress was found in the impacted condyle neck area. When the impacting velocity was at 2.87 m/s
there was no fracture; as the velocity increased to 7.22 m/s
the left condyle just happened to have a linear fracture without displacement; the left condyle completely fractured as the speed at 8.33 m/s; when the velocity was 9.72 m/s
then both 2 condyles and the mental region completely fractured. The high stress in the condyle neck was transmitted to the articular fossa
which was rapidly reduced by the cushioning effect of the articular disc. Under the impact condition of this experiment
the joint disc and the masseter muscle were compressed and deformed under the stress.
Conclusion
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With the aid of FEM
the injury process of TMJ under the impact load of different velocities on the angle of mandibular simulate is stimulated. The model can quickly and accurately predict the injury types of TMJ structures and guide clinical protection.
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