Biomechanical Tissues: Non-linear Constitutive Laws

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This lecture covers the evaluation of ligamentoplasty outcomes, biomechanical numerical analysis, finite element analysis for tissue behavior, and the characterization of tissues through linear and non-linear constitutive laws. It also delves into boundary conditions, meshing, and the biomechanical analysis of tissue at the continuum level.

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