Ilaria Toniolo

Affiliations

Centre for Mechanics of Biological Materials, University of Padova, Via F. Marzolo 9, 35131, Padua, Italy.
Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Padova, Via Venezia 1, 35131, Padua, Italy.

Publications (8)

Computational Models for the Mechanical Investigation of Stomach Tissues and Structure.

Annals of biomedical engineering

Avec: Chiara Giulia Fontanella , Claudia Salmaso , Ilaria Toniolo , Niccolò de Cesare , Alessandro Rubini , Giulia Maria De Benedictis , Emanuele Luigi Carniel

A finite element analysis for evaluating mandibular advancement devices.

Journal of biomechanics

Avec: Manila Caragiuli , Marco Mandolini , Daniele Landi , Giovanni Bruno , Alberto De Stefani , Antonio Gracco , Ilaria Toniolo

Unveiling the effects of key factors in enhancing gastroesophageal reflux: A fluid-structure analysis before and after laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy.

Computer methods and programs in biomedicine

Avec: Ilaria Toniolo , Alice Berardo , Michel Gagner , Mirto Foletto , Emanuele Luigi Carniel

Endoscopic versus laparoscopic bariatric procedures: A computational biomechanical study through a patient-specific approach.

Computer methods and programs in biomedicine

Avec: Ilaria Toniolo , Paola Pirini , Silvana Perretta , Emanuele Luigi Carniel , Alice Berardo

The suprapatellar fat pad: A histotopographic comparative study.

Journal of anatomy

Avec: Elena Stocco , Martina Contran , Chiara Giulia Fontanella , Lucia Petrelli , Ilaria Toniolo , Aron Emmi , Filippo Romanato , Andrea Porzionato , Raffaele De Caro , Veronica Macchi

Computational Biomechanics: In-Silico Tools for the Investigation of Surgical Procedures and Devices.

Bioengineering (Basel, Switzerland)

Avec: Emanuele Luigi Carniel , Ilaria Toniolo , Chiara Giulia Fontanella

Computational Tools for the Reliability Assessment and the Engineering Design of Procedures and Devices in Bariatric Surgery.

Annals of biomedical engineering

Avec: C Salmaso , I Toniolo , C G Fontanella , P Da Roit , A Albanese , L Polese , C Stefanini , M Foletto , E L Carniel

Porcine Small Intestinal Submucosa (SIS) as a Suitable Scaffold for the Creation of a Tissue-Engineered Urinary Conduit: Decellularization, Biomechanical and Biocompatibility Characterization Using New Approaches.

International journal of molecular sciences

Avec: Martina Casarin , Tiago Moderno Fortunato , Saima Imran , Martina Todesco , Deborah Sandrin , Giulia Borile , Ilaria Toniolo , Massimo Marchesan , Gino Gerosa , Andrea Bagno , Filippo Romanato , Emanuele Luigi Carniel , Alessandro Morlacco , Fabrizio Dal Moro

Réseau de co-auteurs

Emanuele Luigi Carniel 5 collaborations

Chiara Giulia Fontanella 3 collaborations

Alice Berardo 2 collaborations

Filippo Romanato 2 collaborations

Claudia Salmaso 1 collaboration

Niccolò de Cesare 1 collaboration

Alessandro Rubini 1 collaboration

Giulia Maria De Benedictis 1 collaboration

Manila Caragiuli 1 collaboration

Marco Mandolini 1 collaboration

Daniele Landi 1 collaboration

Giovanni Bruno 1 collaboration

Alberto De Stefani 1 collaboration

Antonio Gracco 1 collaboration

Michel Gagner 1 collaboration

Mirto Foletto 1 collaboration

Paola Pirini 1 collaboration

Silvana Perretta 1 collaboration

Elena Stocco 1 collaboration

Martina Contran 1 collaboration

Lucia Petrelli 1 collaboration

Aron Emmi 1 collaboration

Andrea Porzionato 1 collaboration

Raffaele De Caro 1 collaboration

Veronica Macchi 1 collaboration

C Salmaso 1 collaboration

I Toniolo 1 collaboration

C G Fontanella 1 collaboration

P Da Roit 1 collaboration

A Albanese 1 collaboration

L Polese 1 collaboration

C Stefanini 1 collaboration

M Foletto 1 collaboration

E L Carniel 1 collaboration

Martina Casarin 1 collaboration

Tiago Moderno Fortunato 1 collaboration

Saima Imran 1 collaboration

Martina Todesco 1 collaboration

Deborah Sandrin 1 collaboration

Giulia Borile 1 collaboration

Massimo Marchesan 1 collaboration

Gino Gerosa 1 collaboration

Andrea Bagno 1 collaboration

Alessandro Morlacco 1 collaboration

Fabrizio Dal Moro 1 collaboration