Dabiri et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Influences of the depth-dependent material inhomogeneity of articular cartilage on the fluid pressurization in the human kneeDabiri et al., 2013
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- Dabiri Y
- Li L
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The material properties of articular cartilage are depth-dependent, ie they differ in the superficial, middle and deep zones. The role of this depth-dependent material inhomogeneity in the poromechanical response of the knee joint has not been investigated …
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