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Dynamic permeability of the lacunar–canalicular system in human cortical bone

Benalla et al., 2014

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16099777490084625497
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Benalla M
Palacio-Mancheno P
Fritton S
Cardoso L
Cowin S
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Biomechanics and modeling in mechanobiology

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A new method for the experimental determination of the permeability of a small sample of a fluid-saturated hierarchically structured porous material is described and applied to the determination of the lacunar–canalicular permeability (K_ LC)(K LC) in bone. The interest in …
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