👉 The dressed fluid, also known as the viscoelastic fluid, is a complex mixture that describes the behavior of biological tissues under mechanical stress. It combines the elastic properties, which represent the tissue's ability to return to its original shape after deformation, with the viscous properties, which account for the fluid-like resistance to flow. This dual nature makes dressed fluids crucial in understanding how tissues respond to forces, such as those encountered during movement or injury. The dressing fluid is typically water or a saline solution mixed with proteins and other molecules that contribute to the tissue's structural integrity, and it plays a significant role in modeling and simulating tissue mechanics in both biological and engineering contexts.
