4.6 Article Proceedings Paper

Modeling and Simulation of the Interstitial Medium Deformation Induced by the Needle Manipulation During Acupuncture

Journal

COMMUNICATIONS IN COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
Volume 18, Issue 4, Pages 850-867

Publisher

GLOBAL SCIENCE PRESS
DOI: 10.4208/cicp.101214.240515s

Keywords

Finite element method; FreeFem plus; acupuncture; Brinkman model; interstitial fluid flow

Funding

  1. Fondation Sciences Mathematiques de Paris (FSMP)
  2. Pierre and Marie Curie University - Sorbonne University
  3. CASTS at National Taiwan University

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In this paper, we study the effects of inserted needle on the subcutaneous interstitial flow. A goal is to describe the physical stress affecting cells during acupuncture treatment. The model consists of the convective Brinkman equations to describe the flow through a fibrous medium. Numerical studies in FreeFem++ are performed to illustrate the acute physical stress developed by the implantation of a needle that triggers the physiological reactions of acupuncture. We emphasize the importance of numerical experiments for advancing in modeling in acupuncture.

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