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Christian Schulze-Bauer
Researcher at Graz University of Technology
Publications - 24
Citations - 1799
Christian Schulze-Bauer is an academic researcher from Graz University of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Stress (mechanics) & Tensile testing. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 24 publications receiving 1703 citations. Previous affiliations of Christian Schulze-Bauer include University of Graz.
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Single lamellar mechanics of the human lumbar anulus fibrosus
TL;DR: The single anulus lamella may be seen as the elementary structural unit of the anulus fibrosus, and exhibits marked anisotropy and distinct regional variation of tensile properties and fiber angles.
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A layer-specific three-dimensional model for the simulation of balloon angioplasty using magnetic resonance imaging and mechanical testing.
TL;DR: The proposed approach provides a tool that has the potential to improve procedural protocols and the design of interventional instruments on a lesion-specific basis, and to determine postangioplasty mechanical environments, which may be correlated with restenosis responses.
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Passive Biaxial Mechanical Response of Aged Human Iliac Arteries
TL;DR: Five "two-dimensional" orthotropic strain-energy functions frequently used in arterial wall mechanics were employed to represent the deformation behavior of the entire loading range, however, some of the models achieved good agreement with the experimental data.
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An Anisotropic Model for Annulus Tissue and Enhanced Finite Element Analyses of Intact Lumbar Disc Bodies
TL;DR: The entire constitutive theory is based on a new experimental procedure for the determination of local, nonlinear and anisotropic stress response in annulus tissue, and the approach seems to be very attractive for refined spinal implant design.
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Mechanics of the human femoral adventitia including the high-pressure response
TL;DR: The mechanical role of the adventitia at physiological and hypertensive states and during balloon angioplasty was characterized and supported a "uniform stress hypothesis".