With a finite element model a parameter study on an axisymmetric model of the knee joint is performed. The tibial cartilage layer and the meniscus are described with biphasic mixtures, while frictionless sliding of the meniscus between femur and tibia is possible. The parameter study shows only a small difference between models with a permeable and an impermeable surface, Anisotropy of the meniscus reduces the stress in the tip of the meniscus considerably. A larger Young’s odulus of the tibia shows an increase of the stress in the tip of the meniscus
The meniscus, composed of fibrocartilage, is a very important part of the human knee joint that beha...
[ABSTRACT] To examine the relativity of some mechanical factors in the progressive changes of osteoa...
Mechanical behavior of meniscus can be modeled using constitutive material models of varying complex...
With a finite element model a parameter study on an axisymmetric model of the knee joint is performe...
Evaluation of the biomechanical interaction between meniscus and cartilage in medial compartment kne...
Abstract—Studying the mechanics of the knee joint has direct implications in understanding the state...
As a step towards developing a finite element model of the knee that can be used to study how the va...
Articular cartilage covers the articulating ends of diarthrodial joints. It plays a vital role in th...
Determining natural inner knee mechanics is a longstanding goal for researchers with applications to...
A finite element model of the tibio-femoral joint in thehuman knee was created using a new technique...
Posterior drawer forces of up to 400 N. Design. A nonlinear three-dimensional finite element model o...
The article presents advanced computer simulations aimed at the accurate modelling of human tibio-fe...
Determining natural inner knee mechanics is a longstanding goal for researchers with applications to...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of a change in the meniscus cross sectional ...
Poster P4238 presented at the 8th World Congress of BiomechanicsA three-dimensional FE model of a kn...
The meniscus, composed of fibrocartilage, is a very important part of the human knee joint that beha...
[ABSTRACT] To examine the relativity of some mechanical factors in the progressive changes of osteoa...
Mechanical behavior of meniscus can be modeled using constitutive material models of varying complex...
With a finite element model a parameter study on an axisymmetric model of the knee joint is performe...
Evaluation of the biomechanical interaction between meniscus and cartilage in medial compartment kne...
Abstract—Studying the mechanics of the knee joint has direct implications in understanding the state...
As a step towards developing a finite element model of the knee that can be used to study how the va...
Articular cartilage covers the articulating ends of diarthrodial joints. It plays a vital role in th...
Determining natural inner knee mechanics is a longstanding goal for researchers with applications to...
A finite element model of the tibio-femoral joint in thehuman knee was created using a new technique...
Posterior drawer forces of up to 400 N. Design. A nonlinear three-dimensional finite element model o...
The article presents advanced computer simulations aimed at the accurate modelling of human tibio-fe...
Determining natural inner knee mechanics is a longstanding goal for researchers with applications to...
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of a change in the meniscus cross sectional ...
Poster P4238 presented at the 8th World Congress of BiomechanicsA three-dimensional FE model of a kn...
The meniscus, composed of fibrocartilage, is a very important part of the human knee joint that beha...
[ABSTRACT] To examine the relativity of some mechanical factors in the progressive changes of osteoa...
Mechanical behavior of meniscus can be modeled using constitutive material models of varying complex...