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A 3D Finite Element evaluation of the exophthalmia reduction

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Figure 1: (a) at the left; three degrees of exophthalmia for the  right eye (from top to bottom, the protrusion becomes more
Figure 3: behaviour of the orbit mesh. Under a displacement  of 3mm, the elements of the hole move of 4.1mm while the

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