Titlebook: Biomechanics: Trends in Modeling and Simulation; Gerhard A. Holzapfel,Ray W. Ogden Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Gerhard A. Holzapfel,Ray W. OgdenPresents a state-of-the-art overview of biomechanical and mechanobiological modeling and simulation of soft biological tissues.Particular attention is focused on microstructural and multi-scale modeli

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Mixture Theory for Modeling Biological Tissues: Illustrations from Articular Cartilage,h an emphasis on studies that provide validations of theoretical predictions. A brief overview is also provided of the application of mixture theory to solute transport, reactive kinetics, and growth and remodeling.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1831-5nclusions are drawn on what has been achieved thus far, and the main challenges for the future in characterizing and modeling this complex tissue are identified. Finally, the application of the arterial mechanics in the computational modeling of the stent angioplasty procedure is considered, with future challenges identified.

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Book 2017own scientists working in that particular field discuss topics such as biomolecules, networks and cells as well as failure, multi-scale, agent-based, bio-chemo-mechanical and finite element models appropriate for computational analysis. Applications include arteries, the heart, vascular stents and v

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Mixture Theory for Modeling Biological Tissues: Illustrations from Articular Cartilage, as applied to biphasic mixtures consisting of a porous-permeable deformable solid matrix and an interstitial fluid. Canonical problems of permeation, confined compression, and unconfined compression are analyzed from theory and compared to prior experimental measurements on articular cartilage, wit

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A Bio-chemo-mechanical Model for Cell Contractility, Adhesion, Signaling, and Stress-Fiber Remodeli in the case of the last phenomena is focused on actomyosin stress-fibers. The contractility of the cell is driven by the stress-fibers, which also determine much of the active and passive mechanics that characterize the cell’s mechanical behavior. The stress-fibers attach to adhesion proteins that