Financially supported by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research
Financially supported by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research
ELMA is a free Matlab-based stand-alone program developed by the Neuroengineering group for setting up patient-specific FEM models of DBS in COMSOL Multiphysics. It is used to crop and classify the tissue in preoperative MRI with T1, T2 or proton density weighting. The classification is then converted into electric conductivity matrices for use in the FEM simulations.
DBSim is a free COMSOL Multiphysics-based stand-alone program developed by the Neuroengineering group for performing patient-specific FEM simulations of DBS based on the data generated by ELMA.
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