Abstract
Based on A. V. Hill's three-component model, mechanical properties of the contractile element (CE), such as velocity and tension, were determined as muscle shortening and loads in quick-release or afterloaded isotonic contraction. The method is applicable for studying cardiac mechanics, to obtain force-velocity data of the same CE length at varous afterloads.
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