An Experimental and Finite Element Protocol to Investigate the Transport of Neutral and Charged Solutes across Articular Cartilage.

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Behdad Pouran

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Harrie Weinans

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Vahid Arbabi

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Adsorption and distribution of fluorescent solutes near the articular surface of mechanically injured cartilage.

Diffusion-tensor imaging of human articular cartilage specimens with early signs of cartilage damage.

Combined inverse-forward artificial neural networks for fast and accurate estimation of the diffusion coefficients of cartilage based on multi-physics models.

Multiphasic modeling of charged solute transport across articular cartilage: Application of multi-zone finite-bath model.

Determination of the mechanical and physical properties of cartilage by coupling poroelastic-based finite element models of indentation with artificial neural networks.

Transport of neutral solute across articular cartilage: the role of zonal diffusivities.

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10.3791/54984

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Amir A. Zadpoor

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