Biomechanics Assist Measurement, Modeling, Engineering Applications, and Clinical Decision Making in Medicine.

Biomechanics, which provides a good insight into the mechanical properties of various parts and tissues of living organisms, is an important part of medical science and provides the fundamental theoretical knowledge of mechanics for medical science. Biomechanics helps to provide a precise model of complex tissues, improves the quantitative measurement of mechanical properties, offers some assistance to engineering applications, and aids in the clinical management of the patient. Meanwhile, advanced experimental and computational biomechanics has become an important component for understanding the physiological and pathological conditions of human biological tissues. Analysis of the role of collagen in airway mechanics quantifies macro- and micro-scale approaches to airway mechanics and pathological changes associated with collagen deposition in airway disease in the quest to treat airway pathology and address airway defects [[9]]. [Extracted from the article]