... fibers, the effect of which must be included in the SED. biomechanics morphogenesis growth UMAT ABAQUS nonlinear finite elements hyperelasticity biological tissues biology computing biomechanics finite element analysis shear deformation 16 04 2010 25 06 2010...

... and finite simple shear deformations were applied to a series of tissue samples from the axillary pouch of the glenohumeral capsule. An inverse finite element optimization routine was then used to determine the material coefficients for an isotropic hyperelastic constitutive model by simulating...

... biological tissues biomechanics buckling elastomers proteins shear deformation soft tissues large shear extensible fibers mechanical instability Rubberlike solids and biological soft tissues can both be efficiently modeled within the framework of finite elasticity, which can account...

... Properties: Effects of Region, Direction, and Species ,” Proceedings of the 44th Stapp Car Crash Conference , Paper No. 2000-01-SC15, pp. 205 – 213 . Darvish , K. K. , and Crandall , J. R. , 2001 , “ Nonlinear Viscoelastic Effects in Oscillatory Shear Deformation of Brain Tissue ,” Med...

...Xinguo Ning; Qiliang Zhu; Yoram Lanir; Susan S. Margulies The objective of this study was to define the constitutive response of brainstem undergoing finite shear deformation. Brainstem was characterized as a transversely isotropic viscoelastic material and the material model was formulated...

... of using MPM and the associated failure model for large-scale numerical simulations of soft tissue failure. 21 12 2005 19 06 2006 biological tissues biomechanics physiological models failure (mechanical) shear deformation tensile testing solid modelling medical computing digital...

... properties of passive cardiac muscle. A number of such laws have been proposed and fitted to experimental measurements of stress-strain behavior. Here we examine five of these laws and compare them on the basis of (i) “goodness of fit:” How well they fit a set of six shear deformation tests, (ii...

...P. V. Bayly,; S. Ji,; S. K. Song,; R. J. Okamoto,; P. Massouros,; G. M. Genin Two-dimensional (2-D) strain fields were estimated non-invasively in two simple experimental models of closed-head brain injury. In the first experimental model, shear deformation of a gel was induced by angular...

.... Previous experiments used to estimate parameters in three-dimensional constitutive relations, such as biaxial testing of excised myocardial sheets or passive inflation of the isolated arrested heart, have not included significant transverse shear deformation or in-plane compression. Therefore, a new...

...Socrates Dokos; Ian J. LeGrice; Bruce H. Smaill; Julia Kar; Alistair A. Young A novel shear-test device for soft biological tissue, capable of applying simple shear deformations simultaneously in two orthogonal directions while measuring the resulting forces generated in three axes, is described...