The Viscoelastic Nature of Chorioamniotic Membranes
This study establishes the viscoelastic nature of the human chorioamniotic membrane. Membrane tissue taken from term pregnancies was placed in a state of biaxial stress consistent with the condition in which membranes rupture in normal healthy patients. The phenomena of creep, stress relaxation, cla...
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| description | This study establishes the viscoelastic nature of the human chorioamniotic membrane. Membrane tissue taken from term pregnancies was placed in a state of biaxial stress consistent with the condition in which membranes rupture in normal healthy patients. The phenomena of creep, stress relaxation, clastic recovery, and time-dependent load deformation relations were demonstrated. The experiments needed to produce these phenomena are described. The results are graphically reported. The experiments were performed using samples of fetal membranes and compared to gum rubber which is a known elastic material. From the results, one can conclude that fetal membranes are viscoelastic. They flow freely under applied stress, and they have elastic and viscous properties which are time dependent. |
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