Development of morphed ribcage finite element models for comparison with PMHS data

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¹Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

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2021	Yates KM, Agnew AM, Albert DL, Kemper AR, Untaroiu CD. Subject-specific rib finite element models with material data derived from coupon tests under bending loading. J Mech Behav Biomed Mater. April 2021;116:104358.