Experimental data for Hyaluronic Acid-Based Lubricants Tribology for Alleviating Non-Specific Lower Back Pain

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Main Authors: Streďanská, Alexandra, Nečas, David, Vrbka, Martin, Křupka, Ivan, Hartl, Martin
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author Streďanská, Alexandra
Nečas, David
Vrbka, Martin
Křupka, Ivan
Hartl, Martin
author_facet Streďanská, Alexandra
Nečas, David
Vrbka, Martin
Křupka, Ivan
Hartl, Martin
contents <p>Data set for the publication: <em>Optimizing Hyaluronan-Based Lubricants for Treating Thoracolumbar Fascia Pathologies: Insights from Tribological and Pharmacokinetic Studies.<br></em>This dataset contains the results of tribological tests performed to evaluate the frictional properties of six HA-based lubricants—both native and derivatized—on rabbit fascia and a synthetic fascia model. It includes data from short-term and long-term sliding tests, as well as tests assessing the influence of sample preloading on friction behavior. Measurements were conducted under controlled conditions to mimic physiological fascia interactions. The dataset also links tribological performance with lubricant composition, molecular weight, and concentration.<em><br></em></p>
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spellingShingle Experimental data for Hyaluronic Acid-Based Lubricants Tribology for Alleviating Non-Specific Lower Back Pain
Streďanská, Alexandra
Nečas, David
Vrbka, Martin
Křupka, Ivan
Hartl, Martin
Low Back Pain
hyaluronic acid
Fascia
Friction
Viscosupplementation
<p>Data set for the publication: <em>Optimizing Hyaluronan-Based Lubricants for Treating Thoracolumbar Fascia Pathologies: Insights from Tribological and Pharmacokinetic Studies.<br></em>This dataset contains the results of tribological tests performed to evaluate the frictional properties of six HA-based lubricants—both native and derivatized—on rabbit fascia and a synthetic fascia model. It includes data from short-term and long-term sliding tests, as well as tests assessing the influence of sample preloading on friction behavior. Measurements were conducted under controlled conditions to mimic physiological fascia interactions. The dataset also links tribological performance with lubricant composition, molecular weight, and concentration.<em><br></em></p>
title Experimental data for Hyaluronic Acid-Based Lubricants Tribology for Alleviating Non-Specific Lower Back Pain
topic Low Back Pain
hyaluronic acid
Fascia
Friction
Viscosupplementation
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11239441