Search for dissertations about: "Jonas Stålhand"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words Jonas Stålhand.
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1. Arterial mechanics : noninvasive identification of constitutive parameters and residual stress
Abstract : This thesis concerns the mechanical modelling of arteries, and particularly a method to identify parameters describing the mechanical properties using only clinically obtainable in vivo measurements. The artery is modelled as a fibre reinforced, incompressible, thick-walled cylinder subjected to large deformations and a residual stress field. READ MORE
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2. Modelling the passive mechanical properties of arteries
Abstract : This thesis concerns the modelling of passive mechanical properties of arteries. An artery is characterised by large nonlinear deformation, anisotropy and incompressibility. In addition, it is subjected to a residual stress when the applied load is removed. All this combined makes it complex to derive appropriate mechanical models. READ MORE
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3. Mechanical response of cross-linked actin networks
Abstract : The ability to predict the mechanical properties of cells should be seen in the light of the close connection between abnormal cell states and a change in the cell response to stimuli. For example, it has been found that the stiffness of cancer cells is much lower than their healthy counterparts, influencing metastasis and cell migration. READ MORE
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4. Mechanical Properties of Arteries : Identification and Application
Abstract : In this Licentiate of Engineering thesis, a method is proposed that identifies the mechanical properties of arteries in vivo. The mechanical properties of an artery are linked to the development of cardiovascular diseases. READ MORE
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5. Mechanical Properties of Arteries : An In Vivo Parameter Identification Method
Abstract : In this dissertation, a method is proposed that identifies the mechanical properties of arteries in vivo. The mechanical properties of an artery are linked to the development of cardiovascular diseases. READ MORE
