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Bioengineering of the Skin
Skin Biomechanics, Volume V
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Bioengineering of the Skin
Skin Biomechanics, Volume V
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Since skin forms the interface between the human body and the environment, its mechanical properties are important in health and disease. Bioengineering of the Skin: Skin Biomechanics gives a thorough introduction in the biological basis of skin biomechanics. It explains the non-invasive methods that allow measurement of the mechanical properties o
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Series Preface
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1- Mechanical Properties of Human Skin: Biochemical Aspects
- Chapter 2- Mechanical Properties of Human Skin: Animal Models
- Chapter 3- Mechanical Properties of Human Skin: Elasticity Parameters and Their Relevance
- Chapter 4- Mechanical Properties of the Skin During Friction Assessment
- Chapter 5- Hardware and Basic Principles of the Dermal Torque Meter
- Chapter 6- In Vivo Tensile Tests on Human Skin: The Extensometers
- Chapter 7- Hardware and Measuring Principle: The CutometerÂŽ
- Chapter 8- Hardware and Measurement Principles: The Gas-Bearing Electrodynamometer and Linear Skin Rheometer
- Chapter 9- Hardware and Measuring Principles: The Dermaflex A
- Chapter 10- Hardware and Measuring Principles: The DermaLab
- Chapter 11- Hardware and Measuring Principles: The Dermagraphin Patients with Systemic Sclerosis and in Healthy Volunteers
- Chapter 12- Hardware and Measuring Principles: The Durometer
- Chapter 13- Hardware and Measuring Principles: The Ballistometer
- Chapter 14- Hardware and Measuring Principles: The Microindentometer
- Chapter 15- Standardization of Skin Biomechanical Measurements
- Chapter 16- Mapping Mechanical Properties of Human Skin
- Chapter 17- Skin Mechanics and Hydration
- Chapter 18- Skin Tensile Strength in Scleroderma
- Chapter 19- Mechanical Properties in Other Dermatological Diseases
- Chapter 20- Skin Biomechanics: Antiaging Products
- Chapter 21- Product Testing: Moisturizers
- Chapter 22- Antikeloidal Products
- Index
- Back Cover