Passive biaxial mechanical properties and in vivo axial pre-stretch of the diseased human femoropopliteal and tibial arteries

Keyphrases

• Biaxial Mechanical Properties 100%
• Tibial Arteries 100%
• Axial Prestretch 100%
• Human Femoropopliteal Artery 100%
• Popliteal Artery 66%
• Nonlinear Anisotropy 33%
• Superficial Femoral 33%
• Repair Material 33%
• Nonlinear Deformation 33%
• Limb Loss 33%
• Invariant-based 33%
• Peripheral Arterial Disease 33%
• Elastin Fibers 33%
• Circumferential Direction 33%
• Multiaxial Stress State 33%
• Flexion 33%
• Reintervention 33%
• Histological Analysis 33%
• Reconstruction Failure 33%
• Subadventitial 33%
• Biaxial Extension 33%
• Constitutive Parameters 33%
• Diagnostic Modalities 33%
• Infrainguinal Arteries 33%
• Passive Mechanical Properties 33%
• Interventional Therapy 33%
• Popliteal 33%
• Surgical Therapy 33%
• Functional Traits 33%
• Longitudinal Direction 33%
• Critical Limb Ischemia 33%
• Planar Biaxial 33%
• Atherosclerotic Lesions 33%
• Equibiaxial Loading 33%
• Adventitial Layer 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Tibial Artery 100%
• Limb 14%
• Surgical Treatment 14%
• Arteriosclerosis Obliterans 14%
• Critical Limb Ischemia 14%
• Interventional Therapy 14%