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Mechanical Aspects of Intervertebral Disc Injury and Implications on Biomechanics.
Spine, 2020STUDY DESIGN This article comprises a review of the literature. OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to elucidate the different types of structural failures exhibited in IVDs, summarize their potential causes with respect to mechanical loading ...
G. Desmoulin, Vikram Pradhan, T. Milner
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Technology and Health Care, 2010
For simple constructions a mechanical analysis to determine internal stresses and deformation is possible using theoretical formulas. However, for complex constructions, like joint prostheses, this is not possible. Numerical simulation of internal stresses and deformations offers a solution for these constructions. The so-called Finite Element Analysis
T. Clive Lee +3 more
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For simple constructions a mechanical analysis to determine internal stresses and deformation is possible using theoretical formulas. However, for complex constructions, like joint prostheses, this is not possible. Numerical simulation of internal stresses and deformations offers a solution for these constructions. The so-called Finite Element Analysis
T. Clive Lee +3 more
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Ergonomics, 2001
The biomechanics of slips are an important component in the prevention of fall-related injuries. The purpose of this paper is to review the available literature on the biomechanics of gait relevant to slips. This knowledge can be used to develop slip resistance testing methodologies and to determine critical differences in human behaviour between slips
Mark Marpet +8 more
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The biomechanics of slips are an important component in the prevention of fall-related injuries. The purpose of this paper is to review the available literature on the biomechanics of gait relevant to slips. This knowledge can be used to develop slip resistance testing methodologies and to determine critical differences in human behaviour between slips
Mark Marpet +8 more
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What are Biomechanics and Biomechanical Behaviour?
Bio-Medical Materials and Engineering, 1994So-called bioengineering is, indeed, of an interdisciplinary nature. It covers very huge fields and concerns many various concepts and ideas. Bioengineering, in this sense, appears to include the fields, in terms of terminology, of bioscience, biotechnology, biomaterials, biomechanical behaviour, biomechanics, and so forth.
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Knee Ligament Anatomy and Biomechanics
Sports medicine and arthroscopy review, 2020An understanding of knee ligament anatomy and biomechanics is foundational for physicians treating knee injuries, especially the more rare and morbid multiligamentous knee injuries. This chapter examines the roles that the cruciate and collateral anatomy
Jeffrey D. Hassebrock +4 more
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Journal of Artificial Organs, 2009
This review covers research achievements in the field of biomechanics that have been obtained in the past few years and provides information to researchers in other fields of study.
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This review covers research achievements in the field of biomechanics that have been obtained in the past few years and provides information to researchers in other fields of study.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1968
Human locomotion evolves from a profusion of interrelated mechanical minutiae, and it attains its greatest perfection in the smooth, even, graceful running gait of the trained athlete. Each body segment contributes to this final pattern. Individually, each lower extremity may be considered as a system of articulated levers which are acted on by the ...
Donald B. Slocum, Stanley L. James
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Human locomotion evolves from a profusion of interrelated mechanical minutiae, and it attains its greatest perfection in the smooth, even, graceful running gait of the trained athlete. Each body segment contributes to this final pattern. Individually, each lower extremity may be considered as a system of articulated levers which are acted on by the ...
Donald B. Slocum, Stanley L. James
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Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma, 2016
Background: This video presents the digitized, original, reel-to-reel footage of Victor Frankel's groundbreaking 1960s experiments demonstrating the viscoelastic properties and fracture mechanics of loaded bone. As can be seen, novel instrumentation was used that resulted in an easily reproducible method of controlling bone ...
Daniel J. Kaplan +2 more
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Background: This video presents the digitized, original, reel-to-reel footage of Victor Frankel's groundbreaking 1960s experiments demonstrating the viscoelastic properties and fracture mechanics of loaded bone. As can be seen, novel instrumentation was used that resulted in an easily reproducible method of controlling bone ...
Daniel J. Kaplan +2 more
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Neurological Research, 2001
This paper reviews the traditional areas of impact biomechanics as they relate to brain injury caused by blunt impact. These areas are injury mechanisms, human response to impact, human tolerance to impact and the use of human surrogates. With the advent of high-speed computers, it is now possible to add computer models to the list of human surrogates ...
King H. Yang +2 more
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This paper reviews the traditional areas of impact biomechanics as they relate to brain injury caused by blunt impact. These areas are injury mechanisms, human response to impact, human tolerance to impact and the use of human surrogates. With the advent of high-speed computers, it is now possible to add computer models to the list of human surrogates ...
King H. Yang +2 more
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The Importance of Biomechanics
2002When neuroscientists gather to discuss "Movement and Sensation", they tend to discuss neurons rather than muscles and bones. Neurons may be more interesting, but their roles in motor control depend on the mechanical properties of the system to be controlled.
Rahman Davoodi +3 more
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