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Chapter A2 Cancellous Boneeculae. The size and arrangement of trabeculae vary among species and within regions of the skeleton and change with age. Average trabecular thickness can be as great as 300 μm but, in elderly human tissue, ranges from 100 to 200 μm [1]. The orientation of trabeculae within cancellous bone varies, r

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Chapter A3 Dentin and Enamel, 2 canines, 4 premolars and 6 molars for the upper and lower dentition. The incisors are used for cutting food, the canines for tearing, the premolars for grasping, and the molars for grinding (i.e., masticating). There is a generic heterogeneous structure for these teeth, where enamel forms an ext

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Chapter B2 Fibrocartilaged consequently their intrinsic biomechanical properties are dependent on the interaction of the constituents of these structures. Both the menisci and intervertebral discs have a fibrocartilaginous structure that consists of two distinct phases: a fluid phase consisting of mainly water and dissolved

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Chapter B4 Skin and Muscleion and specimen preparation. Recent efforts have focused on methods which can determine properties in situ in living individuals or on very freshly excised tissues. Among the . testing methodologies, indentation has proven to be the most popular, although it sums up the contributions of various tis

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Chapter B5 Brain Tissuesphalon. The hemispheres contain the cerebral cortex and underlying white matter, and are associated with higher order functioning, including memory, cognition, and fine motor control. The basal ganglia, contained within the hemispheres, controls gross motor function. The diencephalon is much smaller