Modeling and numerical analysis for mechanical characterization of soft tissue mechanism applying inverse finite element technique
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Abstract
Tissue-mimicking materials [e.g., polyvinyl alcohol cryogel (PVA-C)] are extensively used in clinical applications such as tissue repair and tissue engineering. Various mechanical testing techniques have been used to assess the biomechanical compatibility of tissue-mimicking materials. This article presents the development of inverse finite element (FE) techniques that are solved using numerical optimization to characterize the mechanical properties of PVA-C specimens. In this study, a numerical analysis where the displacement influence factor was employed in conjunction with a linear elastic model of finite thickness was performed. In the analysis, the effects of Poisson's ratio, specimen aspect ratio, and relative indentation depth were investigated, and a novel mathematical term was introduced to Sneddon's equation. In addition, a robust optimization algorithm was developed in MATLAB that utilized FE modeling for parameter estimation before it was rigorously validated.
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