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| − | The physical background of this model is the laser stimulation of skin in order to measure the density of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nociceptionreceptors nociceptive] receptors. For a correct interpretation of the experimental data, an accurate knowledge of the temperature distribution in time and across the skin is needed. The metamodel allows selecting various laser types (Gaussian, flat-top) and various stimulus characteristics (imposed flux | + | The physical background of this model is the laser stimulation of skin in order to measure the density of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nociceptionreceptors nociceptive] receptors. For a correct interpretation of the experimental data, an accurate knowledge of the temperature distribution in time and across the skin is needed. The metamodel allows selecting various laser types (Gaussian, flat-top, C02, YAP, YAG, ...) and various stimulus characteristics (imposed flux, closed-loop controlled temperature). Each simulation generates a graphical result file <code>plot.pdf</code> that is directly interpretable by clinicians. |
| − | + | To start the model, enter the command <code>gmsh</code> in a terminal and open the file <code>ELMERMODELS/laser/laser.py</code>. | |
| − | + | A detailed tutorial is available [http://onelab.info/files/laser/laser.pdf here]. | |
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2D tool for cryotherapy.
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Additional information
The physical background of this model is the laser stimulation of skin in order to measure the density of nociceptive receptors. For a correct interpretation of the experimental data, an accurate knowledge of the temperature distribution in time and across the skin is needed. The metamodel allows selecting various laser types (Gaussian, flat-top, C02, YAP, YAG, ...) and various stimulus characteristics (imposed flux, closed-loop controlled temperature). Each simulation generates a graphical result file plot.pdf that is directly interpretable by clinicians.
To start the model, enter the command gmsh in a terminal and open the file ELMERMODELS/laser/laser.py.
A detailed tutorial is available here.
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Model developed by F. Henrotte.
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