Enrico Dall'Ara
www.sheffield.ac.uk
0000-0003-1471-5077
University of Sheffield
63 papers found
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Effect of integration time on the morphometric, densitometric and mechanical properties of the mouse tibia
Precision of Digital Volume Correlation Approaches for Strain Analysis in Bone Imaged with Micro-Computed Tomography at Different Dimensional Levels
Longitudinal effects of Parathyroid Hormone treatment on morphological, densitometric and mechanical properties of mouse tibia
Local displacement and strain uncertainties in different bone types by digital volume correlation of synchrotron microtomograms
Micro-CT based finite element models of cancellous bone predict accurately displacement once the boundary condition is well replicated: A validation study
Strain uncertainties from two digital volume correlation approaches in prophylactically augmented vertebrae: Local analysis on bone and cement-bone microstructures
Digital volume correlation can be used to estimate local strains in natural and augmented vertebrae: An organ-level study
Experimental validation of DXA-based finite element models for prediction of femoral strength
Rotational stability in screw-fixed scaphoid fractures compared to plate-fixed scaphoid fractures
Development of a protocol to quantify local bone adaptation over space and time: Quantification of reproducibility
Evaluation of in-vivo measurement errors associated with micro-computed tomography scans by means of the bone surface distance approach
Estimation of local anisotropy of plexiform bone: Comparison between depth sensing micro-indentation and Reference Point Indentation.
The Initial Slope of the Variogram, Foundation of the Trabecular Bone Score, Is Not or Is Poorly Associated With Vertebral Strength
Three-Dimensional Local Measurements of Bone Strain and Displacement: Comparison of Three Digital Volume Correlation Approaches
About the inevitable compromise between spatial resolution and accuracy of strain measurement for bone tissue: A 3D zero-strain study
Clinical versus pre-clinical FE models for vertebral body strength predictions
Orthotropic HR-pQCT-based FE models improve strength predictions for stance but not for side-way fall loading compared to isotropic QCT-based FE models of human femurs
Assessment of Transverse Isotropy in Clinical-Level CT Images of Trabecular Bone Using the Gradient Structure Tensor
DXA predictions of human femoral mechanical properties depend on the load configuration
Tissue properties of the human vertebral body sub-structures evaluated by means of microindentation
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