Titlebook: Biomechanics; Motion, Flow, Stress Y. C. Fung Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 Tissue Engineering.Transport.bioengin

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Description of Internal Deformation and Forces,ollowing, a presentation of its most important aspects is given in easy to understand physical terms. There are many books and papers on this subject (see References). Fung (1965) is believed to be one of the easiest to read.

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Methodische Konzeption der Untersuchung,als around us. We see animals walking and crawling on land, flying in air, and swimming in fluid. From man and mice to birds, fishes, and sperms, there is a tremendous variety of questions one may wish to ask about locomotion.

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Flying and Swimming,als around us. We see animals walking and crawling on land, flying in air, and swimming in fluid. From man and mice to birds, fishes, and sperms, there is a tremendous variety of questions one may wish to ask about locomotion.

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Motion,luids inside the body, such as gas in respiration, blood in circulation, body fluids in tissues. We then go on to consider stresses in the body, the effect of stresses on the physiological function of the organs, the pathological development when stresses are either too large or too small, and biolo

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