Tendon Anisotropy
Tendon Anisotropy is a biomechanical property characterized by the directional dependence of tendon mechanical behavior, distinguishing it from isotropic materials by exhibiting variation in stiffness, strength, or deformation response according to the orientation of applied load relative to the tendon’s internal fiber architecture.
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Spencer P. Lake, Kristin S. Miller, Dawn M. Elliott et al. · Journal of Biomechanics · 2009 · 148 citations
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