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Publications [#59949] of Lori A. Setton

Papers Published

  1. Narmoneva, Daria A. and Wang, Jean Y. and Setton, Lori A., New method for determination of the tensile modulus of articular cartilage in situ in a free-swelling configuration, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Bioengineering Division (Publication) BED, vol. 43 (1999), pp. 31 - 32, Nashville, TN, USA
    (last updated on 2007/04/10)

    Abstract:
    Using a triphasic mechanochemical theory, an attempt was made to quantify the material properties of canine and human cartilage studied in the free-swelling test and to compare them with site-matched values measured in uniaxial tensile testing. Values for the tensile modulus were found to compare well using the free-swelling and uniaxial testing methods. The results demonstrate the potential of this new methodology for quantifying cartilage properties in small cartilage samples.

    Keywords:
    Mechanical properties;Diseases;Swelling;Mechanical testing;Computer simulation;Numerical methods;Boundary conditions;Body fluids;Pressure;


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