ArticleAnnals of biomedical engineering2017
Time Dependent Behaviour of Trabecular Bone at Multiple Load Levels.
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- Time-dependent behaviour of bone accentuates loosening in the fixation of fractures using bone-screw systems.Bone & joint research · 2018Article
- Mechanical Stimuli in the Local In Vivo Environment in Bone: Computational Approaches Linking Organ-Scale Loads to Cellular Signals.Current osteoporosis reports · 2018Review
- From Tension to Compression: Asymmetric Mechanical Behaviour of Trabecular Bone's Organic Phase.Annals of biomedical engineering · 2018Article
- The relationship of whole human vertebral body creep to geometric, microstructural, and material properties.Journal of biomechanics · 2018Article
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Abstract
The deformation of bone when subjected to loads is not instantaneous but varies with time. To investigate this time-dependent behaviour sixteen bovine trabecular bone specimens were subjected to compressive loading, creep, unloading and recovery at multiple load levels corresponding to apparent strains of 2000-25,000 με. We found that: the time-dependent response of trabecular bone comprises of both recoverable and irrecoverable strains; the strain response is nonlinearly related to applied load levels; and the response is linked to bone volume fraction. Although majority of strain is recovered after the load-creep-unload-recovery cycle some residual strain always exists. The analysis of results indicates that trabecular bone becomes stiffer initially and then experiences stiffness degradation with the increasing load levels. Steady state creep rate was found to be dependent on applied stress level and bone volume fraction with a power law relationship.
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