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. 2020 Oct 8;15(10):e0240352. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0240352

Table 3. Maximal and minimal tensile stresses (MPa) of cancellous bone by four different materials at various masticatory loadings on subcondylar fracture.

Masticatory loading Titanium Magnesium alloy PLLA HA-PLLA
Maxa Minb Maxa Minb Maxa Minb Maxa Minb
132 N 5.76 -0.83 6.69 -0.67 4.77 -0.16 6.32 -0.46
200 N 8.68 -1.25 10.06 -1.02 7.16 -0.23 9.45 -0.68
300 N 12.90 -1.86 14.91 -1.51 10.61 -0.35 13.90 -1.01
400 N 17.03 -2.46 19.64 -2.01 13.96 -0.46 18.15 -1.31
500 N 21.07 -3.06 24.25 -2.49 17.24 -0.56 22.23 -1.61
600 N 25.02 -3.64 28.73 -2.97 20.43 -0.66 26.12 -1.89
700 N 28.89 -4.22 33.08 -3.44 23.55 -0.74 29.85 -2.15
800 N 32.67 -4.79 37.33 -3.90 26.59 -0.81 33.43 -2.41
900 N 36.37 -5.35 41.46 -4.36 29.56 -0.86 36.84 -2.64
1,000 N 39.99 -5.91 45.49 -4.81 32.45 -0.92 40.10 -2.87

aMaximal tensile stress

bMinimal tensile stress

HA-PLLA, hydroxyapatite/poly-L-lactide; PLLA, poly-L-lactic acid.