Corinne Henak

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Corinne Henak is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison, USA. Her research focuses on the biomechanics of articular cartilage, including the influence of substrate availability on cartilage redox balance and the effects of mechanical stress on energy dissipation and crack growth. She has published extensively on topics such as cartilage fatigue, finite element predictions of stress under micro-indentation, and the impact of mineral diets on cartilage properties.

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Thomas Crenshaw

Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Wan-Ju Li

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Xinshan Li

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University of Sheffield

UNITED KINGDOM

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Chris Whitton

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University of Melbourne

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Marco Viceconti

University of Bologna

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Lisa Arendt

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Melih Eriten

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Articles (17)

Tuning and validation of a virtual mechanical testing pipeline for condylar stress fracture risk assessment in Thoroughbred racehorses

Influence of applied stress on energy dissipation and crack growth in articular cartilage

Cartilage Redox Balance Is Influenced by Substrate Availability

Optical Redox Imaging Predicts Post-Loading Cartilage Mitochondrial Membrane Potential

Subchondral bone fatigue injury in the parasagittal condylar grooves of the third metacarpal bone in thoroughbred racehorses elevates site-specific strain concentration

Articular cartilage fatigue causes frequency-dependent softening and crack extension

Failure in articular cartilage: Finite element predictions of stress, strain, and pressure under micro-indentation induced fracture

Effect of Mineral Diets on the Development of Cartilage Material Properties

Effect of osmolarity and displacement rate on cartilage microfracture clusters failure into two regimes

Maturation‐ and degeneration‐dependent articular cartilage metabolism via optical redox ratio imaging

Effects of solvent osmolarity and viscosity on cartilage energy dissipation under high-frequency loading

Relaxation capacity of cartilage is a critical factor in rate- and integrity-dependent fracture

Assessing collagen alterations in enzymatic degradation models of osteoarthritis via second harmonic generation microscopy

Microindentation Technique to Create Localized Cartilage Microfractures

Bi-component T2 mapping correlates with articular cartilage material properties

Evaluation of patient tissue selection methods for deriving equivalent density calibration for femoral bone quantitative CT analyses

Mechanobiology of Cartilage Impact Via Real-Time Metabolic Imaging

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Thomas Crenshaw

Wan-Ju Li

Xinshan Li

Chris Whitton

Marco Viceconti

Lisa Arendt

Melih Eriten

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