Abstract
In this study, a three-dimensional CAD system for biomechanical simulations was developed. Some human interfaces and the graphical routines were utilized effectively to emulate the medical operations and to enhance intuitive ones. A pair of the knee joint finite element model was used to evaluate the performance of this system. The replacement of the artifial joint and the control of the insertion direction of the prothesis were possible easily compared with the traditional CAD systems.
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