Modeling of Extracorporeal Infrasound Impact on Human Foot

2024

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DOI 10.35596/1729-7648-2024-22-6-90-96
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Abstract

Modern requirements for clinical testing of medical devices include biophysical modeling of therapy methodology on human phantoms with known bioelectric properties of all tissues. The article presents modeling on a platform with tools recommended by the FDA for clinical trials and implemented in Sim4Life V8.0. Simulations of the effect of infrasound at frequencies of 18 and 32 Hz on infiltrated tissues of the phantom foot were conducted.