In-Silico Surgical Drilling for Bone Fracture Fixation

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"In-Silico Surgical Drilling for Bone Fracture Fixation" by V. Prasannavenkadesan is an excellent resource for biomedical engineers and researchers working on developing new technologies for orthopedic surgery. The author's work on developing a computer-based surgical drilling system for bone fracture fixation is groundbreaking and has the potential to revolutionize the field. The book provides a detailed analysis of the technology's development and evaluation, including simulation and testing of the system on actual bone samples. The author's use of advanced imaging techniques and computer-aided design tools to create accurate 3D models of bone structures enhances the accuracy and precision of the surgical drilling process. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the application of computer technology in orthopedic surgery and bone fracture fixation. The author's research has significant implications for improving patient outcomes and reducing the risk of complications associated with surgical procedures.