ARTICULAR CARTILAGE ADJACENT TO FULL-THICKNESS DEFECTS IS SUBJECTED TO EXCESSIVE SHEAR STRAINS UNDER COMPRESSIVE LOADING
Abstract
Objective Full-thickness cartilage defects are commonly found in symptomatic knee patients, and are associated with progressive cartilage degeneration. Although the risk of defect progression to degenerative osteoarthritis is multifactorial, articular cartilage defects change contact mechanics and the mechanical response of tissue adjacent to the defect. The objective of this study was to quantify changes in intra-tissue strain patterns...
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ARTICULAR CARTILAGE ADJACENT TO FULL-THICKNESS DEFECTS IS SUBJECTED TO EXCESSIVE SHEAR STRAINS UNDER COMPRESSIVE LOADING
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Apr 5, 2018
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