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- Christof Hurschler, Barbara Loitz-Ramage, Ray Vanderby
- Journal of biomechanical engineering
- 1997
We propose a mechanical model for tendon or ligament stress-stretch behavior that includes both microstructural and tissue level aspects of the structural hierarchy in its formulation. At the… (More)
- Paolo P. Provenzano, Roderic Lakes, Thomas P. Keenan, Ray Vanderby
- Annals of Biomedical Engineering
- 2001
Ligaments display time-dependent behavior, characteristic of a viscoelastic solid, and are nonlinear in their stress–strain response. Recent experiments25 reveal that stress relaxation proceeds more… (More)
- Paolo P. Provenzano, Ray Vanderby
- Matrix biology : journal of the International…
- 2006
Connective tissue mechanical behavior is primarily determined by the composition and organization of collagen. In ligaments and tendons, type I collagen is the principal structural element of the… (More)
- Paolo P. Provenzano, Dennis M. Heisey, Kei Hayashi, Roderic S. Lakes, Ray Vanderby
- Journal of applied physiology
- 2002
Subfailure damage in ligaments was evaluated macroscopically from a structural perspective (referring to the entire ligament as a structure) and microscopically from a cellular perspective. Freshly… (More)
- Rittu V. Hingorani, Paolo P. Provenzano, Roderic S. Lakes, Anthony J Escarcega, Ray Vanderby
- Annals of Biomedical Engineering
- 2004
The goal of this study was to characterize the viscoelastic behavior of the rabbit medial collateral ligament (MCL) at multiple levels of strain (between 0% and ∼5%) and their corresponding stresses… (More)
- Paolo P. Provenzano, Roderic S. Lakes, David T. Corr, Ray Vanderby
- Biomechanics and modeling in mechanobiology
- 2002
Recent experiments in rat medial collateral ligament revealed that the rate of stress relaxation is strain dependent and the rate of creep is stress dependent. This nonlinear behavior requires a more… (More)
- Paolo P. Provenzano, Daniel A. Martinez, +4 authors Ray Vanderby
- Journal of applied physiology
- 2003
We investigated the hypothesis that hindlimb unloading inhibits healing in fibrous connective tissue such as ligament. Male rats were assigned to 3- and 7-wk treatment groups with three subgroups… (More)
- Thomas A Zdeblick, Dewei Zou, K E Warden, Ronald P. McCabe, David N Kunz, Ray Vanderby
- The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American…
- 1992
Laminectomy or facetectomy of the cervical spine, or both, may be needed for decompression of the spinal cord or of the nerve-roots. Acute stability of the cervical spine was tested after laminectomy… (More)
- Sarah E. Duenwald, Ray Vanderby, Roderic S. Lakes
- Annals of Biomedical Engineering
- 2009
Tendons exhibit complex viscoelastic behaviors during relaxation and recovery. Recovery is critical to predicting behavior in subsequent loading, yet is not well studied. Our goal is to explore… (More)
- Jaclyn Kondratko, Sarah Duenwald-Kuehl, Roderic S. Lakes, Ray Vanderby
- Journal of biomechanical engineering
- 2013
Tendons function to transmit loads from muscle to move and stabilize joints and absorb impacts. Functionality of lacerated tendons is diminished, however clinical practice often considers surgical… (More)