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- W3215052854 abstract "Purpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate the mechanical behaviour of the tracheal tissue under biaxial tensile loading. Furthermore, the study examines the material properties of the tissue through a study of the model parameters for six constitutive models. Materials and methods: The fourteen (n = 13) trachea sheep (Vleis Merino) pieces of tissues measured to be ~ 30 x 20 mm where only the effective area subjected to engineering strain was ~ 25 x 16 mm. In this study, we assume that the tracheal tissue is anisotropic and incompressible, therefore we apply and study the material parameters from six models namely the Fung, Choi-Vito, Holzapfel (2000), Holzapfel (2005), Polynomial (Anisotropic) and Four-Fiber Family models. Results: The results show that the trachea tissue is twice as stiff along the circumferential direction as it is along the longitudinal direction. It is also observed that the material properties are different (non-homogeneous) along the trachea. Conclusions: The findings of this study will benefit computational models for the study of tracheal diseases or injuries. Furthermore, these findings will assist in the development of regenerative medicine for different tracheal pathologies and in the bioengineering of replacement tissue in cases of damage." @default.
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- W3215052854 date "2021-11-27" @default.
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- W3215052854 title "Experimental analysis and biaxial biomechanical behaviour of ex-vivo sheep trachea" @default.
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