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The time response of surface displacement and acoustic impedance of in situ layers of articular cartilage were measured by using pulse-echo ultrasound. Disturbances were introduced by altering the osmotic pressure. Strongly nonlinear behavior was observed near physiological equilibrium. A model of articular cartilage is proposed which relates our results to cartilage microstructure.

Mechanical properties of articular cartilage elucidated by osmotic loading and ultrasound.