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Derivation of inter-lamellar behaviour of the intervertebral disc annulus

Mengoni et al., 2015

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3607035149182855473
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Mengoni M
Luxmoore B
Wijayathunga V
Jones A
Broom N
Wilcox R
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Journal of the mechanical behavior of biomedical materials

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The inter-lamellar connectivity of the annulus fibrosus in the intervertebral disc has been shown to affect the prediction of the overall disc behaviour in computational models. Using a combined experimental and computational approach, the inter-lamellar mechanical …
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