Korhonen et al., 2003 - Google Patents
Fibril reinforced poroelastic model predicts specifically mechanical behavior of normal, proteoglycan depleted and collagen degraded articular cartilageKorhonen et al., 2003
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- Author
- Korhonen R
- Laasanen M
- Töyräs J
- Lappalainen R
- Helminen H
- Jurvelin J
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- Publication venue
- Journal of biomechanics
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Degradation of collagen network and proteoglycan (PG) macromolecules are signs of articular cartilage degeneration. These changes impair cartilage mechanical function. Effects of collagen degradation and PG depletion on the time-dependent mechanical …
- 210000001188 Cartilage, Articular 0 title abstract description 38
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