2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfracmech.2003.08.003
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Modelling bone tissue fracture and healing: a review

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“…Table 4 presents a summary of the elastic modulus and fracture energy obtained for nine hydrated specimens. It should be noted that the average toughness obtained (G Ic = 1.91 N/mm) is in the middle of the range (1.388 ≤ G Ic ≤ 2.557 N/mm) presented in Doblaré et al (2004). Table 5 exhibits similar results for ten dehydrated specimens.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Table 4 presents a summary of the elastic modulus and fracture energy obtained for nine hydrated specimens. It should be noted that the average toughness obtained (G Ic = 1.91 N/mm) is in the middle of the range (1.388 ≤ G Ic ≤ 2.557 N/mm) presented in Doblaré et al (2004). Table 5 exhibits similar results for ten dehydrated specimens.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Os níveis séricos encontrados nos grupos variaram de 10,9 a 524 U/L, tal discrepância pode ser explicada pela constante modifi cação do tecido em diferentes fases da formação do calo ósseo (DOBLARÉ et al, 2004;JUNQUEIRA;CARNEIRO, 2008) e possivelmente pela infl uência da fosfatase hepática e intestinal (Tabela 1).…”
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“…Conforme Carano e Filvaroroff (2003) e Doblaré et al (2004), o calo ósseo encontra-se formado ao fi nal da segunda ou terceira semana e a partir deste período ocorre diminuição da atividade osteoblástica. Assim, quando se comparou às médias dos grupos em relação aos períodos avaliados não foi possível confi rmar esse dado, pois os valores séricos da fosfatase alcalina não apresentaram diferenças estatísticas.…”
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“…An external trauma as a vulnerating agent causes damage of the blood vessels that compose the bone marrow as well as of the adjacent tissues, being this the reason why fractures can trigger local necrotic lesions [2][3][4] . This is one of the deleterious changes that may impair the physiologic healing of the tissue injured 2,5 , but the deformity or absence of bone consolidation may be a consequence of several other etiologies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%