3DIRM

Short Description

Pelvic-perineal static disorders are increasingly common with age, yet their pathophysiology remains poorly understood, complicating patient management. Our multidisciplinary project models pelvic organ dynamics, involving: Biomechanics: to simulate organ behavior under stress and create interactive mechanical models. MRI: to capture sequences showing organ responses during stress exertion. Imaging: to reconstruct 3D+t organ models and characterize observed deformations. 3D observations calibrate and validate these simulations, enhancing understanding of pathologies, surgical methods, and patient care. This customizable modeling is pivotal for advancing treatment strategies.