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Human body have a complex structure. So, examine this structure require advanced level of engineering tools. In this study, temporale bones obtained from six different person were examined under the pressure of 5000 Pa. Stresses occurred on these bones under the applied pressure were determined using ANSYS Workbench finite element software. Total deformations were seen always on squamous part of the bones. This situation can be important for the clinical relevance of temporal trauma. Keywords: Biomechanics, Finite element method, Temporale bone Oz: Insan vucudu karmasik bir yapiya sahiptir. Bu nedenle bu yapiyi incelemek icin ileri duzeyde muhendislik araclarina gereksinim vardir. Bu calismada, 5000 Pa basincta alti farkli kisiden elde edilen temporal kemikler incelenmistir. Bu basinc altinda kemikler uzerinde meydana gelen gerilmeler, ANSYS Workbench yazilimi ile sonlu elemanlar yontemi kullanilarak belirlenmistir. Toplam deformasyonlar genellikle kemiklerin skuamoz bolgelerinde gorulmustur. Bu durum, temporal travmalarin klinik acidan degerlendirilmesinde onemlidir. Anahtar Kelimeler: Biyomekanik, Sonlu elemanlar yontemi, Temporal kemik

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Sonlu Elemanlar Yöntemi Kullanılarak Temporal Kemiğin Zayıf Noktalarının Statik Analizi ve Klinik Uygulaması / Static Analysis of the Most Weakness Part of Temporale Bone Using Finite Element Method and Its Clinical Importance