Khayyeri et al., 2015 - Google Patents
A fibre-reinforced poroviscoelastic model accurately describes the biomechanical behaviour of the rat Achilles tendonKhayyeri et al., 2015
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- Khayyeri H
- Gustafsson A
- Heuijerjans A
- Matikainen M
- Julkunen P
- Eliasson P
- Aspenberg P
- Isaksson H
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- PloS one
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Background Computational models of Achilles tendons can help understanding how healthy tendons are affected by repetitive loading and how the different tissue constituents contribute to the tendon's biomechanical response. However, available models of Achilles …
- 210000001361 Achilles Tendon 0 title abstract description 49
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