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Links between mechanical behavior of cancellous bone and its microstructural properties under dynamic loading

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Fig. 1. Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar system used for high strain rate compressive testing.
Fig. 4. Bone volume fraction BV/TV and ultimate stress repartition: box and whiskers plot.
Fig. 5. Regressions for correlated parameters MIL1, MIL2 and MIL3 and E app : power law.
Fig. 6. Regressions for correlated parameters BV/TV and ultimate stress and the law of Perilli et al

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