Knee joint biomechanics and cartilage damage prediction during landing: A hybrid MD-FE-musculoskeletal modeling
Understanding the mechanics behind knee joint injuries and providing appropriate
treatment is crucial for improving physical function, quality of life, and employability. In this …
treatment is crucial for improving physical function, quality of life, and employability. In this …
The importance of consideration of collagen cross-links in computational models of collagen-based tissues
M Mohammadkhah, S Klinge - Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of …, 2023 - Elsevier
Collagen as the main protein in Extra Cellular Matrix (ECM) is the main load-bearing
component of fibrous tissues. Nanostructure and architecture of collagen fibrils play an …
component of fibrous tissues. Nanostructure and architecture of collagen fibrils play an …
[HTML][HTML] AGES effect on the biomechanics of the knee tendon
M Adouni, A Gouissem, R Mbarki - Results in Engineering, 2023 - Elsevier
Aging and diabetes, and some other diseases that are associated with a remarkable growth
of non-enzymatical cross-links (advanced glycation end-products AGEs) were considered …
of non-enzymatical cross-links (advanced glycation end-products AGEs) were considered …
Multiscale Characterization of Type I Collagen Fibril Stress–Strain Behavior under Tensile Load: Analytical vs. MD Approaches
A Gouissem, R Mbarki, F Al Khatib, M Adouni - Bioengineering, 2022 - mdpi.com
Type I collagen is one of the most important proteins in the human body because of its role
in providing structural support to the extracellular matrix of the connective tissues …
in providing structural support to the extracellular matrix of the connective tissues …
Modeling the degeneration of the collagen architecture in a microstructural model of the human cornea
We propose an enriched micromechanical model of the collagenous reinforcement of the
eye stromal tissue. As a departure from an over-simplified model proposed a few years back …
eye stromal tissue. As a departure from an over-simplified model proposed a few years back …
Development of a novel geometrically-parametric patient-specific finite element model for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Purpose A personalized model of the knee joint, with adjustable effective geometric
parameters for the transplanted autograft diameter in Anterior Cruciate Ligament …
parameters for the transplanted autograft diameter in Anterior Cruciate Ligament …
Biomechanics of knee joint during forward-walking and drop-landing after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: finite element and gait analysis
The anterior cruciate ligament plays a crucial role in maintaining stability within the knee
joint, particularly for athletes who frequently experience its rupture. This study presents a …
joint, particularly for athletes who frequently experience its rupture. This study presents a …
Predictive Refined Computational Modeling of ACL Tear Injury Patterns
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) ruptures are prevalent knee injuries, with approximately
200,000 ruptures annually, and treatment costs exceed USD two billion in the United States …
200,000 ruptures annually, and treatment costs exceed USD two billion in the United States …
Elasto-damage mechanics of osteons: A bottom-up multiscale approach
In this paper, a multiscale rationale is applied to develop a bottom-up modelling strategy for
analysing the elasto-damage response of osteons, resulting in a first step towards a refined …
analysing the elasto-damage response of osteons, resulting in a first step towards a refined …
Continuum versus micromechanical modeling of corneal biomechanics
A Pandolfi, ML De Bellis - Mechanics of Materials, 2024 - Elsevier
Two alternative numerical models of the human cornea are used to simulate the mechanical
response under the action of a physiological intraocular pressure (IOP). The first model is …
response under the action of a physiological intraocular pressure (IOP). The first model is …