Experimental characterization and constitutive modeling of the mechanical behavior of the human trachea

Abstract

The better understanding of how these tissues mechanically behave is essential for a correct modeling of the human trachea, a better simulation of its response under different loading conditions, and the development of strategies for the design of new endotracheal prostheses.

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