A bioheat transfer model of the human eye is constructed using weighted extended b-splines as shape functions for the finite element method. This newly developed computational approach is employed to calculate the steady-state temperature distribution in a normal human eye. Three dimensional modeling is simulated using these new finite elements in conjunction with linear, quadratic and cubic b-splines. Our findings indicate that weighted extended b-spline solutions improve the computational methods for health care.
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