The proceedings of the JSME annual meeting
Online ISSN : 2433-1325
2008.5
Session ID : 820
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820 Bone fracture pattern predictions by using constitutive model of cortical bone
Masami IWAMOTOAkihiro HIROTAEiichi TANAKA
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A constitutive model of cortical bone for representing stiffness and strength anisotropy and asymmetry of tension and compression was applied to a human femur FE model. The femur model was used for prediction of bone fracture patterns under various loadings of tension, compression, torsion, bending, bending/compression, and bending/torsion. Simulation results predicted by using the constitutive model were compared with those predicted by a simplified model with an isotropic elasto-plastic material model. Comparison between the constitutive model and the simplified model demonstrate that the constitutive model well reproduced bone fracture patterns in comparison with the simplified model.

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