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Numerical Simulation of Electrical Properties in Cortical and Trabecular Bone: A Simplified Model
The electrical properties of biological tissues depend on their composition and microstructure and determine their response to applied electric fields. In bone tissue, these properties are closely related to its composition, porosity, and microstructural organization. However, simplified models that
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