Wyllie's Equation

Wyllie's Equation relates to understanding how much fluid can be extracted from bone by a process called hydraulic testing. It predicts the maximum volume of fluid that a bone can hold before it begins to fracture or fail, based on factors like the bone's strength, density, and how easily fluid can pass through its tiny channels. Essentially, it helps engineers and scientists assess the permeability and structural integrity of bone tissue, which is important for studying bone health, healing, and the design of medical implants or treatments.