... contribute substantially to the anisotropic response observed in the experimental stress-stretch curves. It is well-known that biological tissues can remodel with time to accommodate the local stress levels and other physiological conditions. This may be partly responsible for the observed substantial...

... Formulation for Biphasic Soft Tissue ,” Ph.D. thesis, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY. 21 10 2011 24 10 2011 17 11 2011 biological fluid dynamics biological tissues biomechanics finite element analysis indentation Lagrangian field theory medical computing...

..., i.e., force per unit interface area P , carried by the cartilage, proportional to P 3 / 2 . biological tissues macromolecules molecular biophysics proteins It was theorized by McCutchen [( 1 )] that load support and dissipation in cartilage is dominated by the movement of fluid through...

... been an important area of investigation for both clinicians and biomechanical engineers. magnetic resonance imaging contact modeling wrist radiocarpal joints biological tissues biomechanics biomedical MRI compressibility image registration medical image processing 04 03...

... views), ( e ) and ( f ); case 3 (anterior and posterior views). 10 01 2011 26 09 2011 31 10 2011 31 10 2011 biological tissues biomechanics biomedical measurement bone compressibility deformation finite element analysis physiological models boundary...

... anisotropy (measured by polarized light microscopy) and the evaluated local mechanical anisotropy. The results demonstrate the potential to quantify regional anisotropic material behavior on an intact tissue sample. 11 01 2011 09 09 2011 14 10 2011 biological tissues biomechanics...

... charge density Water content bioelectric phenomena biological tissues biomechanics biomedical measurement bioreactors nondestructive testing tissue engineering 05 07 2011 16 08 2011 11 10 2011 11 10 2011 2011 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... the entire globe can be imaged. biological tissues biomechanics biomedical optical imaging cellular biophysics eye image reconstruction medical disorders medical image processing neurophysiology proteins stress-strain relations microstructure extracellular matrix two-photon sclera...

... to positive forces, positive elongation may lead to negative forces at small elongations, and positive definiteness is not ensured by the built-in constraints, sometimes leading to instability in dynamic simulations. 20 07 2011 26 08 2011 11 10 2011 11 10 2011 biological tissues...

... various side effects bridge the gap between EMR laboratory research and clinical use, and the knowledge acquired through this mechanical study may be one additional support for that bridge. 27 01 2011 17 08 2011 04 10 2011 04 10 2011 bioelectric phenomena biological tissues...

... review on the algorithms for the RF signal processing can be found in [( 21 )]. Elastosonography is a technique that correlates the US radio-frequency (RF) signals to the strain field of the biological tissues. In ES the echographic probe has the double function of US transducer and “mechanical...

... a number of unique features that enhance the modeling of mechanochemical phenomena in biological tissues. The code is available in the public domain, open source finite element program FEBio (http://mrl.sci.utah.edu/software). Osmotic loading (sometimes called osmotic shock) represents the process...

... of cardiovascular stenting procedures. 08 02 2011 03 06 2011 30 06 2011 26 08 2011 26 08 2011 biological tissues biomechanics blood vessels cardiovascular system cellular biophysics deformation haemodynamics Mechanobiology Vascular diseases Stents Medical devices...

... will be useful for understanding porcine brain injury biomechanics at a finer spatial resolution than previously possible. 28 02 2011 12 06 2011 30 06 2011 29 07 2011 29 07 2011 biological tissues biomechanics brain corona indentation injuries neurophysiology shear modulus...

.... 01 03 2011 24 05 2011 30 06 2011 29 07 2011 29 07 2011 biological tissues biomechanics blood vessels cardiology cellular biophysics crystal microstructure diseases mechanical testing microstructure mechanical collagen elastin mouse aorta two-photon...

.... Improved material models may lead to better predictions of nonlinear biological tissues’ behavior resulting in improved the accuracy for a large array of models and computational analyses used to predict clinical outcomes. The results were better using the Continuous Method (Fig. 2b ). The Continuous...

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... changing alternatively between two successive layers [( 4 ), 5 ]. intervertebral Disc unconfined compression test permeability mechanical properties experimental protocol biological tissues biomechanics cellular biophysics permeability physiological models stress relaxation...

... , “ Transient Airflow Structures and Particle Transport in a Sequentially Branching Lung Airway Model ,” Phys. Fluids , 14 , pp. 862 – 880. 10.1063/1.1433495 13 12 2010 10 05 2011 30 05 2011 13 07 2011 13 07 2011 biological tissues biomechanics deformation...

... 05 2011 06 07 2011 06 07 2011 biological tissues biomechanics deformation elasticity eye stress-strain relations soft tissue uniaxial test isotropic hyperelastic properties human porcine Knowledge of the mechanical properties of human orbital fat and its...