Vurdering af næsens funktion ved computational fluid dynamics

Daniel Bräuner Skansing; Matthias Mandø; Michael Boelstoft Holte; Knud Larsen

Vurdering af næsens funktion ved computational fluid dynamics

Translated title of the contribution: Assessment of nasal function by computational fluid dynamics

Daniel Bräuner Skansing^*, Matthias Mandø, Michael Boelstoft Holte, Knud Larsen

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This review summarises the knowledge of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) which combines fluid mechanics, mathematics and computer simulation to analyse airflow and air conditioning of the nasal airway. Traditional objective measures are hampered by low correlation to subjective outcome, whereas CFD variables such as heat flux and nasal middle airflow show good correlation. Studies also show great potential for virtual surgery, when the nasal procedure is simulated, and CFD analyse the impact on airflow and conditioning to optimize surgical planning. CFD could be of great value in rhinology and improve nasal surgery.

Translated title of the contribution	Assessment of nasal function by computational fluid dynamics
Original language	Danish
Article number	V06210516
Journal	Ugeskrift for laeger
Volume	184
Issue number	15
ISSN	0041-5782
Publication status	Published - 8 Aug 2022

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