Pierre-Yves Rohan

Assistant Professor

Arts et Métiers ParisTech

France

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Pierre-Yves Rohan is an Assistant Professor at Arts et Métiers ParisTech in France. His research primarily focuses on biomechanics and soft tissue mechanics, exploring topics such as the mechanical response of soft tissues, muscle force estimation during transfemoral walking, and tissue characterization using ultrasound elastography. He has contributed extensively to the understanding of tissue behavior under various conditions, with a particular emphasis on clinical applications and preventive measures in healthcare.

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Franz Chouly

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University of Burgundy

FRANCE

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Mathieu Manassero

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École nationale vétérinaire d'Alfort

FRANCE

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stephane bordas

University of Luxembourg

LUXEMBOURG

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Nathanael Connesson

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Université Grenoble Alpes

FRANCE

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In vivo mechanical response of thigh soft tissues under compression: A two-layer model allows an improved representation of the local tissue kinematics

Effect of the ischial support on muscle force estimation during transfemoral walking

Forward to the special issue on biomechanics of breast tissues and its clinical applications

Bilayer Stiffness Identification of Soft Tissues by Suction

The effect of breathing on the in vivo mechanical characterization of linea alba by ultrasound shearwave elastography

Impact of material properties in the simulated tissue response in heel pressure ulcer prevention: a preliminary study

Single and bi-compartment poro-elastic model of perfused biological soft tissues: FEniCSx implementation and tutorial

Non-operable glioblastoma: Proposition of patient-specific forecasting by image-informed poromechanical model

A wear model to predict damage of reconstructed ACL

In vivo quantification of 3D displacement in sacral soft tissues under compression: Relevance of 2D US-based measurements for pressure ulcer risk assessment

Société de Biomécanique Young Investigator Award 2021: Numerical investigation of the time-dependent stress–strain mechanical behaviour of skeletal muscle tissue in the context of pressure ulcer prevention

Cortex tissue relaxation and slow to medium load rates dependency can be captured by a two-phase flow poroelastic model

Reliability of B-mode ultrasound and shear wave elastography in evaluating sacral bone and soft tissue characteristics in young adults with clinical feasibility in elderly

Development and evaluation of a new procedure for subject-specific tensioning of finite element knee ligaments

Digital twinning of Cellular Capsule Technology: Emerging outcomes from the perspective of porous media mechanics

Development and evaluation of a new methodology for Soft Tissue Artifact compensation in the lower limb

Quantifying discretization errors for soft-tissue simulation in computer assisted surgery: a preliminary study

Combined 3D analysis of lower-limb morphology and function in children with idiopathic equinovarus clubfoot: A preliminary study

Combining Freehand Ultrasound-Based Indentation and Inverse Finite Element Modeling for the Identification of Hyperelastic Material Properties of Thigh Soft Tissues

Is a simplified Finite Element model of the gluteus region able to capture the mechanical response of the internal soft tissues under compression?

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Franz Chouly

Mathieu Manassero

stephane bordas

Nathanael Connesson

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