... towards controllable shear-induced erosion. biomechanics biomedical materials elastic constants permeability polymers tissue engineering wall shear stress topology optimization scaffold biofluid biodegradation As a fundamental premise of tissue engineering, scaffold is expected...

... 07 2011 biomechanics bone computerised tomography elastic constants mesh generation orthopaedics patient treatment phantoms bone mineral density finite element analysis geometry material assignment mesh size Computationally based, noninvasive assessment of vertebral...

... for predetermining the best regularization constants for a specific situation. 25 01 2011 12 05 2011 16 06 2011 16 06 2011 biological tissues biomechanics biomedical imaging bone diseases elastic constants elasticity inverse problems strain measurement elastography...

... elastic constants elastic moduli finite element analysis molecular biophysics Elastography, which is the imaging of soft tissues based on elastic modulus (or, more generally, mechanical properties), has been actively studied in recent years (as reviewed in Ref. 1 ). Since cancerous tissue...

... tissues biomechanics elastic constants elasticity finite element analysis internal stresses molecular biophysics orthopaedics proteins 22 10 2009 19 12 2009 18 01 2010 22 04 2010 22 04 2010 2010 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... . 10.1115/1.1324669 Reddy , J. N. , 2004 , Mechanics of Laminated Composite Plates and Shells: Theory and Analysis , CRC , Boca Raton . 09 05 2009 21 12 2009 05 01 2010 29 01 2010 29 01 2010 biomechanics bone elastic constants internal stresses...

... computerised tomography elastic constants muscle motion analysis simulation ligament ligament strain plantar ligament plantar fascia spring ligament three-dimensional arch height The foot and ankle complex is a vital structure that controls the dissipation of forces from the relentless...

... biophysics elastic constants finite element analysis injection moulding necking physiological models silicone rubber Young's modulus abdominal aortic aneurysm mock artery models realistic properties Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is defined as an abnormal localized dilation or bulge...

... 2009 biological tissues computerised tomography deformation elastic constants gait analysis indentation mechanical contact medical image processing medical robotics viscoelasticity foot biomechanics heel metatarsal heads tarsometatarsal joint arch properties plantar tissue...

... and will aid in developing improved neck injury prevention strategies. 28 09 2007 31 12 2008 20 03 2009 biological organs biomechanics bone elastic constants failure (mechanical) tensile neck injury cervical spine injury biomechanics pilot ejections dynamic failure load...

... into the microtubule tensile properties. In the present work, we evaluate the elastic constants of each monomer and the interaction force between them by means of molecular dynamics simulations. Molecular models of α -, β -, and α β -tubulins were developed starting from the 1TUB.pdb structure from the RCSB database...

... ( 7 8 9 10 11 ) and ultrasound ( 12 13 14 15 16 ); however, these are not included in the tables. biological techniques biological tissues biomechanics brain elastic constants shear deformation 14 03 2007 07 09 2007 22 04 2008 2008 American Society...

... cortical bone on porosity. However, variation in cortical bone elastic constants was greater in experimental data than in model predictions. This could be attributed to variations in the elastic properties of microstructural features in cortical bone. The present micromechanical model of cortical bone...

..., which are not present in the standard “first-approximation” theory. We obtain analytical expressions for both the bifurcation buckling pressure and the slope of the post-buckling path, in terms of the dimensions and elastic constants of the lipid bi-layer, and also the initial state of bending moment...

... deformation biological techniques elastic constants cellular biophysics zoology cardiology It remains a challenging task to perform regional mechanical tests on cells or tissues at the microscopic level. Microindentation has become increasingly common over the last two decades, with the advent...

... bone. While the ultrasonic tests used samples from throughout the cortical surface of human mandibles, we also calculated elastic constants for cortical specimens of different shapes from a more limited anatomical region, the anterior portion of the mandible. This region was chosen because...

... phase of the mixture. In this first investigation, the orthotropic octantwise linear elasticity model was reduced to the more specialized case of cubic symmetry, to reduce the number of elastic constants from twelve to four. Confined and unconfined compression stress-relaxation, and torsional shear...