Experimental validation of a finite element model of a human cadaveric tibia.
Finite element (FE) models of long bones are widely used to analyze implant designs. Experimental validation has been used to examine the accuracy of FE models of cadaveric femurs; however, although convergence tests have been carried out, no FE models of an intact and implanted human cadaveric tibi...
Main Authors: | Gray, H, Taddei, F, Zavatsky, A, Cristofolini, L, Gill, H |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2008
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