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Dependence of local left ventricular wall mechanics on myocardial fiber orientation: a model study.

• Peter Bovendeerd, Theo Arts, J. M. Huyghe, D H van Campen, Robert S. Reneman
• Journal of biomechanics
• 1992

The dependence of local left ventricular (LV) mechanics on myocardial muscle fiber orientation was investigated using a finite element model. In the model we have considered anisotropy of the active… (More)

Influence of endocardial-epicardial crossover of muscle fibers on left ventricular wall mechanics.

• Peter Bovendeerd, J. M. Huyghe, Theo Arts, D H van Campen, Robert S. Reneman
• Journal of biomechanics
• 1994

The influence of variations of fiber direction on the distribution of stress and strain in the left ventricular wall was investigated using a finite element model to simulate the mechanics of the… (More)

Regional wall mechanics in the ischemic left ventricle: numerical modeling and dog experiments.

• Peter Bovendeerd, Theo Arts, Tammo Delhaas, J. M. Huyghe, D H van Campen, Robert S. Reneman
• The American journal of physiology
• 1996

The mechanics of the ischemic left ventricle during a complete cardiac cycle were simulated using a finite-element model accounting for the thick-walled ventricular geometry, the fibrous nature of… (More)

Porous medium finite element model of the beating left ventricle.

• J. M. Huyghe, Theo Arts, D H van Campen, Robert S. Reneman
• The American journal of physiology
• 1992

The axisymmetric model described represents myocardial tissue as a spongy anisotropic viscoelastic material. It includes torsion around the axis of symmetry of the ventricle, transmural variation of… (More)

A mixture approach to the mechanics of skin.

• Cees W. J. Oomens, D H van Campen, Henk Grootenboer
• Journal of biomechanics
• 1987

Skin can be considered to be a mixture of a solid and a fluid. A general theory for the description of the behaviour of mixtures is presented and applied to a mixture of a solid and a fluid. A… (More)

The constitutive behaviour of passive heart muscle tissue: a quasi-linear viscoelastic formulation.

• J. M. Huyghe, D H van Campen, Theo Arts, Rob M. Heethaar
• Journal of biomechanics
• 1991

A quasi-linear viscoelastic law with a continuous relaxation spectrum describing triaxial constitutive behaviour of heart muscle tissue is presented. The elastic response of the viscoelastic law is… (More)

A two-phase finite element model of the diastolic left ventricle.

• J. M. Huyghe, D H van Campen, Theo Arts, Rob M. Heethaar
• Journal of biomechanics
• 1991

A porous medium finite element model of the passive left ventricle is presented. The model is axisymmetric and allows for finite deformation, including torsion about the axis of symmetry. An… (More)

Low Reynolds number steady state flow through a branching network of rigid vessels II. A finite element mixture model.

• J. M. Huyghe, Cees W. J. Oomens, D H van Campen
• Biorheology
• 1989

This research aims at formulating and verifying a finite element mixture formulation for blood perfusion. The equations derived in a companion paper [3] are discretized according to the Galerkin… (More)

Experimental and numerical analyses of the steady flow field around an aortic Björk-Shiley standard valve prosthesis.

• Maureen Lei, A A van Steenhoven, D H van Campen
• Journal of biomechanics
• 1992

To develop a numerical method for the description of the flow field around a Björk-Shiley (BS) standard valve prosthesis in aortic position, detailed experimental measurements and numerical… (More)

Optimization of cardiac fiber orientation for homogeneous fiber strain at beginning of ejection.

• Jons M Rijcken, Peter Bovendeerd, A. J. G. Schoofs, D H van Campen, Theo Arts
• Journal of biomechanics
• 1997

Mathematical models of left ventricular (LV) wall mechanics show that fiber stress depends heavily on the choice of muscle fiber orientation in the wall. This finding brought us to the hypothesis… (More)

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