Role of ultrafiltration of synovial fluid in lubrication of human joints
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synovial fluidmixture theorysynovial jointsfluid transportmicromorphic approachcoupled equations of motiondeformable porous cartilaginous matrixflow into the intra- articular gapgap closeslubricant gellubrication characteristicsporoelastic cartilagetwo interacting continuatwo-region flow modelultrafiltration of the suspending medium increases the load carrying capacity and closure time
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