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...D. A. Nelson; S. Charbonnel; A. R. Curran; E. A. Marttila; D. Fiala; P. A. Mason; J. M. Ziriax 29 01 2010 29 01 2010 biological tissues biothermics thermal conductivity On p. 3, Table 1, the thermal conductivity k value for brain (cerebellum) should be 6.0 × 10...

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... than that of interface friction. Taken together, these findings demonstrate the advantages of flash freezing in biomechanical studies of spine cord tissue. 02 12 2008 11 05 2009 01 09 2009 26 10 2009 biological tissues biomechanics biothermics brain finite element...

...Van C. Mow; W. Michael Lai; Lori A. Setton; Weiyong Gu; Hai Yao; Leo Q. Wan; X. Lucas Lu 18 03 2009 19 03 2009 05 08 2009 biological tissues biothermics We feel it is necessary for us to point out some critical mathematical errors and erroneous statements that Huyghe...

...Alptekin Aksan, Ph.D.; Allison Hubel, Ph.D.; John Bischof, Ph.D. 28 07 2009 biomembrane transport biothermics cancer molecular biophysics nanotechnology patient treatment proteins tumours Important applications of bioheat and mass transfer include biopreservation...

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