有限要素法による中耳振動シミュレーション(<小特集>福祉におけるシミュレーション技術の活用)  [in Japanese] Analysis of Human Middle-Ear Vibration Using the Finite-Element Method(Special Features on Applications of Simulation Methods to Welfare-Purpose Technology)  [in Japanese]

    • 小池 卓二 Koike Takuji
    • 電気通信大学電気通信学部知能機械工学科 Dept. of Mechanical Engineering and Intelligent Systems, Faculty of Electro-Communications, The University of Electro-Communications

Abstract

The middle ear plays an important role in auditory mechanics by transmitting sound signals from the external auditory meatus to the cochlea. Because the mobility of the middle ear is different between individuals, the efficiency in the sound transmission of the middle ear may also be different between individuals. In particular, if a patient suffers from diseases affiliated with a fixation of ligaments and tendons, which support the ossicles, the differences will be large. The effects of diseases on middle-ear function, however, have not been clarified because clinical data contain uncertain factors, and separating the effect of a single factor from the other factors is difficult. In this study, the finite-element model of the middle ear is used to examine the effects of diseases on the transmission characteristics of the middle ear.

Journal

Journal of the Japan Society for Simulation Technology   [List of Volumes]

Journal of the Japan Society for Simulation Technology 24(1), 3-8, 2005-03-15  [Table of Contents]

Japan Society for Simmulation Technology

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  • NII Article ID (NAID) :
    110003969597
  • NII NACSIS-CAT ID (NCID) :
    AN00329524
  • Text Lang :
    JPN
  • Article Type :
    REV
  • ISSN :
    02859947
  • NDL Article ID :
    7296274
  • NDL Source Classification :
    ZM13(科学技術--科学技術一般--データ処理・計算機)
  • NDL Call No. :
    Z14-893
  • Databases :
    CJP  NDL  NII-ELS