Gillian Pearce

22 papers Journal 1Unranked 21
YearRankTypeTitle / Venue / Authors
2015 — conf
An Investigation into Blood Clot Removal with the GP Mechanical Thrombectomy Device (GPTAD) in an Abattoir Porcine Artery Model.
UKSim
Gillian Pearce, Gregorio Romero, Julian Wong
2015 — conf
Artificial Neural Network Model in Stroke Diagnosis.
UKSim
Lela Mirtskhulava, Julian Wong, Salah S. Al-Majeed, Gillian Pearce
2015 — conf
Artificial Neural Network and Mobile Applications in Medical Diagnosis.
UKSim
Gillian Pearce, Julian Wong, Lela Mirtskhulava, Salah S. Al-Majeed, Koba Bakuria, Nana Gulua
2014 — conf
Analysis of the "GPATD": Geometrical Influence on Blood Clot Extraction Using CFD Simulation.
UKSim
Gregorio Romero, M. Luisa Martínez, Gillian Pearce, Julian Wong
2013 J jnl
An investigation into the performance of a new mechanical thrombectomy device using bond graph modeling: application to the extraction of blood clots in the middle cerebral artery.
Simul.
Gregorio Romero, M. Luisa Martínez, Gillian Pearce, Jose Manuel Mera
2012 — conf
CFD Simulation of Blood Clot Behaviour Using GP Device.
UKSim
Ku Zilati Ku Shaari, Afzal Reza Ali Rahman, Gillian Pearce
2011 — conf
Applicability of the GP Device to the Circle of Willis Arteries by Using a Mathematical Model.
UKSim
Gregorio Romero, M. Luisa Martínez, Jesús Félez, Gillian Pearce, Neal D. Perkinson
2011 — conf
Simulation of a Mechanical Thrombectomy Device Based in the Use of Self-Expandable Stents for the Blood Clots Extraction.
EMS
Gregorio Romero, Isabel Moreno, M. Luisa Martínez, Gillian Pearce
2010 — conf
A Low Cost Arterial Simulator in Relation to Blood Clot Removal in the Human Vascular System.
UKSim
M. Rai, Gillian Pearce, Neal D. Perkinson, Paul Brookfield, John Asquith, Julian Wong, Matthew Burley
2010 — conf
Analysis and Simulation of the Adhesion Forces between Clot and the Artery Wall for a Novel Thrombectomy Device Applied to the Middle Cerebral Artery.
UKSim
Gregorio Romero, I. Higuera, M. Luisa Martínez, Gillian Pearce, Neal D. Perkinson
2010 — conf
Cellular-Automaton Profiling of Acoustic Data for Feature Extraction of Turbulent Flow in Occluded Carotid Arteries.
UKSim
Matthew Burley, Gillian Pearce
2010 — conf
Modelling and simulation of a thrombectomy probe applied to the middle cerebral artery by using the bond graph technique.
SpringSim
Gregorio Romero, I. Higuera, Jesús Félez, Gillian Pearce, Neal D. Perkinson
2009 — conf
A Versatile Low Cost Arterial Simulator.
UKSim
M. Rai, Gillian Pearce, Neal D. Perkinson, Paul Brookfield, John Asquith, Changez Jadun, Julian Wong, Matthew Burley
2009 — conf
A Versatile Prototype Low Cost Stroke Software Rehabilitation System.
BIOCOMP
Gill Jones, Graham Ranson, Gillian Pearce, Iain Alexander, Matthew Burley
2009 — conf
An Investigation of Fluid Flow through a Modified Design for the 'GP' Device.
UKSim
Gillian Pearce, Franz Jaegle, Luke Gwatkin, Julian Wong, Neal D. Perkinson, Julian Spence
2008 — conf
A Versatile Arterial Training Simulator for Intra-arterial Devices.
UKSim
Gillian Pearce, Adam Johnson, Jonathan Wolsey, Paul Brookfield, Matthew Burley, Julie Hicks Patrick
2008 — conf
An Architecture for the Automatic Derivation of Imaging Equations for the Visualisation of Carotid Arterial Plaques.
UKSim
Matthew Burley, Kamal Bechkoum, Gillian Pearce
2008 — conf
Modelling of the "GP" Mechnical Thrombectomy Device MTD.
UKSim
Gillian Pearce, S. Alyas, Neal D. Perkinson, Julie Hicks Patrick
2008 — conf
Using Simple Computer Exercises to Assist in the Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients : A Prototype.
BIOCOMP
Gillian Jones, Gillian Pearce, Matthew Smith
2006 — conf
A Design for Software to Assist in the Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients.
BIOCOMP
Gillian Pearce, Peter Wilson, Gill Jones, David Smith
2005 — conf
The Design, Construction, and Implementation of a Prototype Clinical Coding System for Use in Abdominal Surgery.
METMBS
Gillian Pearce, Peter Musgrove, S. Rochit, J. Stewart
2004 — conf
A Pilot Study into the use of HCI in Replacing Drug Treatment Charts for Use With Patients.
METMBS
Rashed Chowdhury, Gillian Pearce, Helen Ashdown