... to image ex vivo arterial deformations during pressure-inflation testing. AAA replica additive manufacturing vacuum casting tensile strength An abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a permanent focal dilatation of the abdominal aorta in the infrarenal segment to 1.5 times its normal diameter...

... flow Poiseuille flow pressure sensors pulsatile flow tensile strength velocity measurement viscoelasticity viscosity wave propagation 1D modeling wave propagation human arterial network Arteriosclerosis is a vascular condition that leads to cardiovascular disease and stroke...

... element model confocal microscopy tensile strain plasma membrane stretch cellular mechanics biomechanics biomembranes cellular biophysics compressibility deformation finite element analysis muscle optical microscopy physiological models tensile strength 08 03 2011 13 08...

... polarimetry proteins tensile strength preconditioning vector correlation facet capsular ligament fiber realignment cyclic loading Biological specimens exhibit a time dependence during mechanical testing that is generally characterized by a decrease in the load produced at a given...

... as it is dissimilar to previous findings ( 9 12 14 ). Collectively, these studies found that the anterior AF is stiffer and has greater tensile strength than the posterior AF and that the superficial AF tends to be stronger than the deep AF. The dissimilar finding of the present study could be a result of a number...

... moduli finite element analysis orthopaedics physiological models tensile strength The glenohumeral joint is the most dislocated major joint in the body, and greater than 80% of dislocations occur in the anterior direction ( 1 2 3 ). The inferior glenohumeral ligament (IGHL), composed...

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... accumulate damage with repetitive loading as evidenced by failure at stresses well below ultimate tensile strength, creep curve discontinuities, and by reductions in stiffness during loading. Eight normal medial collateral ligaments from female New Zealand white rabbits were cycled in tension, between 0 MPa...

... as an indication for annular prostheses design. biomechanics cardiovascular system compressive strength finite element analysis muscle prosthetics tensile strength mitral valve finite element modeling The mitral apparatus is composed of four principal substructures: mitral annulus, leaflets...

... indicate a possible Hangman’s fracture had the C2 and C3 vertebra not been fixed together. The tensile strength of the upper cervical spine increased with an increased anterior eccentric axial load. This is contrary to beam theory, which predicts that tensile strength will decrease as the eccentricity...

... microstructural features when designing biomaterials and engineered tissues. biomechanics biomedical materials cellular biophysics correlation methods creep testing enzymes polymerisation proteins scanning electron microscopy tensile strength tensile testing tissue engineering collagen fibrin...

..., and Collapse ,” ASME J. Biomech. Eng. 0148-0731 10.1115/1.1688774 , 126 ( 2 ), pp. 152 – 166 . 18 09 2007 24 11 2008 21 04 2009 biomechanics blood vessels deformation medical image processing tensile strength tensile testing tissue engineering biomechanics tissue...

... osmosis physiological models Poisson ratio porous materials proteins tensile strength viscoelasticity Many experimental findings in articular cartilage have been successfully predicted with suitable theoretical models. For example, the linear isotropic biphasic theory for soft hydrated...

... the anisotropy and spatial variation of the mechanical response of the cornea ( 18 7 ). cornea viscoelasticity anisotropy creep mechanical behavior tissue mechanics biomechanics creep elastic deformation eye physiological models probability proteins stress-strain relations tensile...

... of mixtures for fiber composites to evaluate the dependence of age-related changes in tendon tensile strength ( σ ) and stiffness ( E ) on the collagen fibril cross-sectional area fraction ( ρ ) , which is related to the fibril volume fraction. Tail tendons from C57BL6 mice from age groups 1.6 – 35.3 months...

... biomechanics blood vessels failure analysis stress analysis tensile strength aortic dissection dissection energy failure stress media human abdominal aorta Arterial dissections may occur spontaneously or nonspontaneously as a result of traumatic and have been observed in several arterial...

... 11 02 2008 biomechanics bone compressive strength orthopaedics tensile strength yield stress Young's modulus human cortical bone strain rate effects ductile-brittle transition stiffness strength In a failure scenario, bone will often have been exposed to high strain...

... 07 02 2008 biomechanics bone finite element analysis optical microscopy orthopaedics stress relaxation tensile strength tissue engineering condylar cartilage TMJ biomechanics fiber orientation biexponential viscoelastic model The mandibular condyle along...

.... Standard dog-bone style tensile specimens were tested to obtain ultimate tensile strength and stiffness. Compact tension fracture toughness specimens were utilized to determine plane strain fracture toughness values. Reduced thickness compact tension specimens were also used to determine fatigue crack...

..., fibrous soft tissues. 22 03 2006 06 11 2006 biomechanics cellular transport biorheology biodiffusion biochemistry elasticity desorption biological tissues convection compressive strength tensile strength biomechanics cartilage porous media transport The main...