Modelling and simulation of anisotropic growth in brain tumours through poroelasticity: A study of ventricular compression and therapeutic protocols
Francesca Ballatore,
Giulio Lucci,
Chiara Giverso
Abstract:Malignant brain tumours represent a significant medical challenge due to their aggressive nature and unpredictable locations. The growth of a brain tumour can result in a mass effect, causing compression and displacement of the surrounding healthy brain tissue and possibly leading to severe neurological complications. In this paper, we propose a multiphase mechanical model for brain tumour growth that quantifies deformations and solid stresses caused by the expanding tumour mass and incorporates anisotropic gr… Show more
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