Advances in Biological Tissue Biomechanics

Advances in Biological Tissue Biomechanics

Advanced experimental and computational biomechanics have become essential components to better understand the physiological and pathological conditions of biological tissues in the human body. Recent advances in medical imaging modalities, image segmentation, tissue characterization experiments, an...

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Other Authors: Lee, Chung-Hao (Editor), Liao, Jun (Editor)
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020
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Research & information: general
Biology, life sciences
computational fluid dynamics
bileaflet mechanical heart valve
adverse hemodynamics
transvalvular pressure gradients
turbulent shear stresses
blood damage
platelet activation
aortic valve
calcification
elastin degradation
leaflet
curvature
biomarker
early detection
porcine brain
mechanical behavior
hydration effects
Split-Hopkinson pressure bar
micromechanics
finite element analysis
collagen crimp
elastin
microstructures
force-controlled mechanical testing
the tricuspid valve
functional tricuspid regurgitation
cardiovascular imaging
mechanical characterization
in-vitro experiments
constitutive modeling
geometrical modeling
finite element modeling
isogeometric analysis (IGA)
biaxial mechanical characterization
fluid-structure interactions
material anisotropy
sub-valvular components
soft tissue
liver
high-rate compression
polymeric split-Hopkinson pressure bar
pentagalloyl glucose
aneurysm
enzyme
biomechanics
aorta
biaxial mechanical testing
cardiac valves
osmotic swelling
parameter estimation
nonlinear preconditioning
gradient-based minimization
cirrus
myocardium
stiffness
viscoelastic property
anisotropy
fibrosis
the mitral valve
collagen fiber architecture
glycosaminoglycan
uniaxial mechanical testing
in-vitro flow loops
polarized spatial frequency domain imaging
tricuspid regurgitation
spatial alignment
collagen fiber reorientation
in vivo stress/strain quantification
constitutive models
soft tissues
growth and remodeling (G & R)
multiscale biomechanics
patient-specific modeling
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