Reproductive biomechanics / edited by David Elad and Roger C. Young.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Physiology of upward- transport in the human female genital tract -- Bioengineering studies of the embryo transfer procedure -- Utero-tubal transport capacity and its impairment in endometriosis and adenomyosis -- Uterine contractility: Visualization of synchronization measures in two simultaneously recorded signals -- Uterine contractility evaluated on cine MR -- Twin-twin transfusion syndrome modeling -- Pump twin complications explained by hypoxia in the acardiac twin -- Fetal blood flow in branching models of the chorionic arterial vasculature -- Myocytes, myometrium, and uterine contractions -- In situ Ca signalling: lack of Ca sparks in rat myometrium -- Control of uterine Ca2+ by membrane voltage -- Modelling myometrial smooth muscle contraction -- Interstitial Cajal-like cells in human uterus and fallopian tube -- Microstructure and mechanics of the chorioamnion membrane with an emphasis on fracture properties -- In vivo characterization of the mechanics of human uterine cervices -- Analysis of cervical dynamics using ultrasound image processing -- Cardiovascular developmental insights from embryos -- Mechanobiology of embryonic limb development -- Hedgehog signaling: A biophysical or biomechanical modulator in embryonic development?: -- A mathematical model of penile vascular dysfunction and its application to a new diagnostic technique -- Penises as variable-volume hydrostatic skeletons -- A three-dimensional model of the penis for analysis of tissue stresses during erection -- The geometric clutch as a working hypothesis for future research on cilia and flagella -- Fluid dynamic models of flagellar and ciliary beating -- Molecular basis of sperm flagellar axonemes: Structural and evolution aspects -- Functional anatomy of the female pelvic floor -- Evaluation of the dynamic responses of female pelvic floor using a novel vaginal probe -- Finite element studies of the deformation of the pelvic floor -- A contextual model of pelvic floor muscle defects in female stress urinary incontinence: A rational for physiotherapy management -- Clinical female pelvic anatomy for maternal childbirth injury simulations.

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