Bone Tissue Properties: cancellous_bone

Mechanical properties of biological tissues for biomedical engineering and orthopaedic design: cortical bone (longitudinal, transverse, torsion, fatigue), cancellous/trabecular bone (low/medium/high density), articular cartilage (compressive, tensile, shear), fibrocartilage/meniscus, tendon, ligament, intervertebral disc (annulus fibrosus, nucleus pulposus), skin, and arterial wall. Properties include elastic modulus, ultimate tensile/compressive strength, yield strength, ultimate strain, Poisson ratio, and fatigue limit as min/typical/max ranges.

Biomedical Engineeringtissue_type: cancellous_bone3 rows
tissue typeloading directionelastic modulus GPa max (GPa)elastic modulus GPa min (GPa)elastic modulus GPa typical (GPa)fatigue limit MPa min (MPa)poisson ratio max (dimensionless)poisson ratio typical (dimensionless)tissue descriptionyield strength MPa max (MPa)yield strength MPa min (MPa)yield strength MPa typical (MPa)
cancellous_bonecompressive_axial20.050.50.350.250.2Trabecular bone compressive properties — composite representative values3018
cancellous_bonehigh_density5120.280.230.2Trabecular bone at high apparent density (rho_app 0.4-0.8 g/cm3); femoral neck transition40515
cancellous_bonelow_density0.10.010.050.280.240.2Trabecular/cancellous bone at low apparent density (rho_app 0.1-0.2 g/cm3); vertebral body2.50.31

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