Key result
Applying the uniform strain hypothesis allows the thin-walled theory to accurately determine constants in the strain energy density function for arterial walls, unlike the zero initial stress hypothesis.
Population
Theoretical models of the arterial wall
Comparison
Application of the uniform strain hypothesis and… vs Thick-walled theory assuming the conventional…
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Uniform strain hypothesis refines arterial wall modeling accuracy; leaves open prospective validation for cardiovascular applications.
The uniform strain hypothesis validates the use of thin-walled theory to accurately determine the mechanical property constants of the arterial wall.
Takamizawa et al. (1988) studied Arterial mechanics. Uniform strain hypothesis and thin-walled theory vs. Zero initial stress hypothesis and thick-walled theory was evaluated on Constants included in the strain energy density function. Applying the uniform strain hypothesis allows the thin-walled theory to accurately determine constants in the strain energy density function for arterial walls, unlike the zero initial stress hypothesis.
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