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The Periosteal Bone Surface is Less Mechano-Responsive than the Endocortical.Multiscale Modeling of Bone Healing: Toward a Systems Biology Approach.Effect of in vivo loading on bone composition varies with animal ageMonitoring in vivo (re)modeling: a computational approach using 4D microCT data to quantify bone surface movements.Shaping scaffold structures in rapid manufacturing implants: a modeling approach toward mechano-biologically optimized configurations for large bone defect.Sost deficiency led to a greater cortical bone formation response to mechanical loading and altered gene expression.Inter-species investigation of the mechano-regulation of bone healing: comparison of secondary bone healing in sheep and rat.Skeletal maturation substantially affects elastic tissue properties in the endosteal and periosteal regions of loaded mice tibiae.Aging Leads to a Dysregulation in Mechanically Driven Bone Formation and Resorption.Machine learning techniques for the optimization of joint replacements: Application to a short-stem hip implant.Relationship between nanoscale mineral properties and calcein labeling in mineralizing bone surfaces.Mineralizing surface is the main target of mechanical stimulation independent of age: 3D dynamic in vivo morphometry.A mechanobiological model for tissue differentiation that includes angiogenesis: a lattice-based modeling approach.Examining tissue composition, whole-bone morphology and mechanical behavior of GorabPrx1 mice tibiae: A mouse model of premature aging.Femoral head necrosis: A finite element analysis of common and novel surgical techniques.Physiological joint line total knee arthroplasty designs are especially sensitive to rotational placement - A finite element analysis.Strain shielding inspired re-design of proximal femoral stems for total hip arthroplasty.Mechanobiologically optimized 3D titanium-mesh scaffolds enhance bone regeneration in critical segmental defects in sheep.Tomography-Based Quantification of Regional Differences in Cortical Bone Surface Remodeling and Mechano-Response.Computational analyses of different intervertebral cages for lumbar spinal fusion.Skeletal maturity leads to a reduction in the strain magnitudes induced within the bone: a murine tibia study.Investigation of different cage designs and mechano-regulation algorithms in the lumbar interbody fusion process - a finite element analysis.Diminished response to in vivo mechanical loading in trabecular and not cortical bone in adulthood of female C57Bl/6 mice coincides with a reduction in deformation to load.Sclerostin-neutralizing antibody treatment enhances bone formation but does not rescue mechanically-induced delayed healing.Sost deficiency leads to reduced mechanical strains at the tibia midshaft in strain-matched in vivo loading experiments in mice.The influence of age on adaptive bone formation and bone resorption.The emergence of extracellular matrix mechanics and cell traction forces as important regulators of cellular self-organization.Tissue differentiation in an in vivo bioreactor: in silico investigations of scaffold stiffnessAnatomic grooved stem mitigates strain shielding compared to established total hip arthroplasty stem designs in finite-element modelsComputational Modeling to Quantify the Contributions of VEGFR1, VEGFR2, and Lateral Inhibition in Sprouting AngiogenesisVariability observed in mechano-regulated in vivo tissue differentiation can be explained by variation in cell mechano-sensitivityEffect of cell seeding and mechanical loading on vascularization and tissue formation inside a scaffold: a mechano-biological model using a lattice approach to simulate cell activitySimulation of angiogenesis and cell differentiation in a CaP scaffold subjected to compressive strains using a lattice modeling approachAge-Related Changes in the Mechanical Regulation of Bone Healing Are Explained by Altered Cellular MechanoresponseA review on computer modeling of bone piezoelectricity and its application to bone adaptation and regeneration
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