Mechanical Properties of Calcification from Human Aortic Valve
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    Objective To measure mechanical properties of calcified tissues from human aortic valve by nanoindentation test. Methods Leaflets from 5 patients with aortic stenosis were collected. Elastic modulus and hardness of the calcified leaflets were obtained by nanoindentationtest. Results The elastic modulus and hardness of the calcified leaflets were (15.69±3.89) GPa and (0.59±0.15) GPa, respectively. Conclusions The elastic modulus and hardness of the calcified valve tissues can be obtained by nanoindentationtest, which provides experimental data for biomechanical research of the valve.

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YANG Xianda, FENG Wentao, LIU Kun, ZHANG Haibo, YAO Jie, FENG Chenglong, WANG Lizhen, FAN Yubo. Mechanical Properties of Calcification from Human Aortic Valve[J]. Journal of medical biomechanics,2021,36(5):747-750

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  • Received:October 30,2020
  • Revised:January 18,2021
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