Study of Bone Tissue Stress and Strain State Aimed at Development of Intelligent Biomaterials for Osteoimplantation

Tatyana V. Kolmakova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.284

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Study of Bone Tissue Stress and Strain State Aimed at Development of Intelligent Biomaterials for Osteoimplantation

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This article studies the stress and strain state of simulated microvolumes of compact bone tissue under uniaxial compression, having different orientation of collagen-mineral fibers, different porosity and mineral content. The purpose of the study is to work out recommendations on development of artificial mechanically compatible biomaterials for osteoimplants. It has been found out that it is necessary to take into account the effective mechanical parameters defining the distribution of the bone tissue stress and strain when making individual implants.

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Tatyana V. Kolmakova

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Computer Simulation, Materials for Osteoimplants, Microvolume of Compact Bone, Strain State, Stress State, Uniaxial Compression

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