An integrated 3D-DIC inflation protocol with membrane finite-element inverse modeling quantifies CXL-induced stiffening and ablation-induced compliance increase in porcine corneas by extracting anisotropic hyperelastic parameters from full-field strain data.
Journal of the Royal Society Interface 3, 15–35
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Cardiac mechanics modeling: recent developments and current challenges
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