Ultrasound and needle insertion simulators built on real patient-based data. - Clement Forest; Olivier Comas; Christophe Vaysière; Luc Soler; Jacques Marescaux (MMVR, 2007)

Efficient Nonlinear FEM for Soft Tissue Modelling and Its GPU Implementation within the Open Source Framework SOFA. - Olivier Comas; Zeike A. Taylor; Jérémie Allard; Sébastien Ourselin; Stephane Cotin; Josh Passenger (ISBMS, 2008)

Deforming a High-Resolution Mesh in Real-Time by Mapping onto a Low-Resolution Physical Model. - Hans de Visser; Olivier Comas; David Conlan; Sébastien Ourselin; Josh Passenger; Olivier Salvado (ISBMS, 2008)

Modelling Anisotropic Viscoelasticity for Real-Time Soft Tissue Simulation. - Zeike A. Taylor; Olivier Comas; Mario Cheng; Josh Passenger; David J. Hawkes; David Atkinson; Sébastien Ourselin (MICCAI (1), 2008)

On modelling of anisotropic viscoelasticity for soft tissue simulation: Numerical solution and GPU execution. - Zeike A. Taylor; Olivier Comas; Mario Cheng; Josh Passenger; David J. Hawkes; David Atkinson; Sébastien Ourselin (Medical Image Anal., 2009)

A Shell Model for Real-Time Simulation of Intra-ocular Implant Deployment. - Olivier Comas; Stephane Cotin; Christian Duriez (ISMBS, 2010)

Shell Model for Reconstruction and Real-Time Simulation of Thin Anatomical Structures. - Olivier Comas; Christian Duriez; Stephane Cotin (MICCAI (2), 2010)

Real-time Soft Tissue Modelling on GPU for Medical Simulation. - Olivier Comas (2010)

Computer-based training system for cataract surgery. - Jérémie Dequidt; Hadrien Courtecuisse; Olivier Comas; Jérémie Allard; Christian Duriez; Stephane Cotin; Élodie Dumortier; Olivier Wavreille; Jean-François Rouland (Simul., 2013)

Automatic extraction of the 3D symmetry line of back surface: application on scoliotic adolescents. - Marion Morand; Olivier Comas; Christophe Fiorio; Gérard Subsol (EMBC, 2018)

Automatic Extraction of a Piecewise Symmetry Surface of a 3D Mesh: Application to Scoliosis. - Marion Morand; Olivier Comas; Gérard Subsol; Christophe Fiorio (ShapeMI@MICCAI, 2018)