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Experimental Characterization of the Passive Mechanical Behavior of Rat Pelvic Floor Muscles: Effects of Test Conditions and Pregnancy
Purpose: Pelvic floor muscles undergo large deformations during vaginal delivery, yet the passive tensile behavior of pregnant and non-pregnant pelvic floor muscle and the influence of testing protocols remain incompletely characterized. This study evaluated how pregnancy, loading rate, precondition
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