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Sinus tarsi and sinus tarsi syndrome: An imaging review
European Journal of Radiology, 2023The sinus tarsi is a funnel-shaped region at the junction of mid-foot and hind-foot which contains fat, vessels, nerves and ligaments. The ligaments help stabilise the subtalar joint and maintain the longitudinal arch of the foot. The nerve endings contain proprioceptive fibres indicating a role for the sinus tarsi in movement of the foot.
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Coupled Mechanical-Electrical Modeling of the TARSIS Experiment [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, 2013 International audienceNb3Sn is now commonly used in the design of high-field large-scale magnets. However, it is a brittle material, the superconducting properties of which degrade under mechanical strain.
A Torre, D Ciazynski, A Nijhuis
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Tarsis: An effective automata‐based abstract domain for string analysis [PDF]
Journal of Software: Evolution and ProcessIn this paper, we introduce Tarsis, a new abstract domain based on the abstract interpretation theory that approximates string values through finite state automata. The main novelty of Tarsis is that it works over an alphabet of strings instead of single
Luca Negrini +2 more
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Spatial periodic contact stress and critical current of a Nb3Sn strand measured in TARSIS [PDF]
Superconductor Science and Technology, 2006 We have developed a new probe for testing the influence of local contact load from crossing superconducting Nb3Sn strands. The probe is part of the TARSIS setup for strand stress–strain characterization.
A Nijhuis, Y Ilyin
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TARSIS, the 8 arcmin^2 IFU for the Calar Alto 3.5m telescope
Proceedings Volume 13096, Ground-based and Airborne Instrumentation for Astronomy X; 1309620 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3016123 Event: SPIE Astronomical Telescopes + Instrumentation, 2024, Yokohama, Japan "UCM María Zambrano program of the Spanish
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Neurohistology of the sinus tarsi and sinus tarsi syndrome
Journal of Orthopaedic Science, 1999The purpose of this study was to clarify the neural anatomy of the sinus tarsi. The nerve endings of the synovium in the sinus tarsi were examined. The synovial membrane in the sinus tarsi was excised in 20 patients with sinus tarsi syndrome (20 feet) and in 2 feet from subjects without symptoms (controls). In 15 of the 20 patients and the two controls,
K, Akiyama +5 more
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Blood vessels of the sinus tarsi and the sinus tarsi syndrome
Clinical Anatomy, 1997This study describes the arterial and venous blood vessels in the sinus tarsi of a series of nine anatomical specimens and in a traumatically amputated leg, studied by arteriography. The sinus tarsi artery was formed in all cases from anastomoses between various arteries of the lateral region of the foot.
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Sinus tarsi and canalis tarsi syndromes. A post-traumatic entity
Foot and Ankle Surgery, 1996The posttraumatic sinus tarsi syndrome is a clinical entity induced by supination trauma of the hindfoot. In pathomorphological terms this is due neither to a ligament rupture nor to an osteochondral lesion. Clinically, local pain in the sinus tarsi is associated with pain during supination or pronation, pain during walking, especially on uneven ground,
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International Orthopaedics, 1981
The sinus tarsi syndrome is now a well-defined entity of foot pathology. Usually post-traumatic, it is characterised by pain over the lateral opening of the sinus tarsi and a feeling of instability of the ankle. We were able to define two objective criteria for the syndrome: arthrography of the subtalar joint shows specific abnormalities and recording ...
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The sinus tarsi syndrome is now a well-defined entity of foot pathology. Usually post-traumatic, it is characterised by pain over the lateral opening of the sinus tarsi and a feeling of instability of the ankle. We were able to define two objective criteria for the syndrome: arthrography of the subtalar joint shows specific abnormalities and recording ...
W, Taillard +3 more
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