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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Dec 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Biomech Eng. 2009 Jun;131(6):061010. doi: 10.1115/1.3127253

Table 2.

Summary of maximum Stress-P₁ and Strain-P₁ values from five models showing that cyclic bending has large effects on stress/strain values in coronary plaques.

Cases	Max Stress-P₁ (KPa)	Max Strain-P₁	Max Stress-P₁ (KPa)	Max Strain-P₁
Cases	κ=0.39 1/cm, Pin=101		κ=0.97 1/cm, Pin=86
Model 1	39.2 (100%)	0.194 (100%)	182 (464%)	0.419 (216%)
Model 2	46.8 (119%)	0.201 (104%)	41.5 (106%)	0.179 (92.2%)
Model 3	38.1 (97.1%)	0.187 (96.4%)	155.6 (397%)	0.350 (180%)
Model 5	133.4 (340%)	0.372 (192%)	208.7 (532%)	0.553 (285%)
Model 4	κ=0.39 1/cm, Pin=96.4		κ=0.97 1/cm, Pin=130
Model 4	37.4 (95.4%)	0.185 (95.3%)	312.0 (796%)	0.439 (226%)