Camilo A. Duarte

This study develops an anisotropic reactive viscoelastic model of the rhesus macaque cervix to understand its time-dependent remodeling during pregnancy and its implications for preterm birth.

This study characterizes the structural, compositional, and time-dependent micro-mechanical properties of nonhuman primate uterine layers across gestation and compares them to human data.

This study measures the mechanical properties of the human uterus during non-pregnancy and late pregnancy under compression and tension, finding reduced stiffness and increased fiber extensibility in pregnant tissue.