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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Clavicle"”.
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Histological age estimation of the midshaft clavicle using a new digital technique.
… gridded microscope is used to estimate area. The clavicle was chosen as a sample site since it is not a weight bearing bone and has little muscular insertion. These factors reduce the variation seen as a result of differences in lifestyle or activity pattern.
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Quantitative fit analysis of acromion fracture plating systems using three-dimensional anatomical modelling
… fit (> 2mm) or no-fit. Results The anterior clavicle 6 hole plate fitted best in 45.7% of cases. Acromial plates only achieved 27.3%. The acromion short plate together with the lateral clavicle short plates performed the best in Type II fractures. An inter-observer intraclass correlation …
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Determination of the Functional Relationship Between Lumbar Lordosis and Pelvic Tilt
… with and without the use of a hyper-tensioned clavicle strap. An EOS bi-planar x-ray system was used to validate marker placement, as well as spinal and pelvic changes induced by the hypertension clavicle strap. Each subject also underwent a standard physical therapy exam to determine any …
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Anatomical investigation of the accessory nerve
… borders of the sternal and acromial ends of the clavicle can be used to narrow down the entry and exit points of the CN XI. There was also a high intra/inter-rater reliability for the measurements using the clavicle as a bony vi landmark. However, when using the soft tissue landmarks, the …
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The impact of injuries on Division III student-athletes
… ankle with a fracture fibula, a fractured clavicle with an acromioclavicular ligament tear, and a Grade II Concussion. Data on the emotions and processes were collected from a demographic questionnaire, consisting of nine demographical questions, and an interview, consisting of 14 …
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Fracture non-union epidemiology and treatment
… may not be a risk for non-union. The tibia and clavicle are the sites with the greatest potential for fracture non-union. • Non-union is multifactorial in two out of three patients. Biomechanical stability, patient host factors and infection must all be considered in every patient. Occult or …
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Das Freispiel : onderzoek naar de viooltechniek in de negentiende, toegepast op het Duitse repertoire
… was first gripped between the chin and the left clavicle (chin-off to chin -on) and what the consequences were of this evolution for various aspects of the violin technique. Furthermore, chin and shoulder pads were put into use as a critical step in the search for a more stable position of the …
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Finite element reconstruction of real world aortic injury in near-side lateral automotive crashes with conceptual countermeasures
… deformation was essential and the shoulder-clavicle complex played a crucial role in TRA by causing relative motion of the sternum and the thoracic spine.</p> <p>Utilizing six design factors; B-pillar beam, crossbeam, side conceptual blanket airbag, thickness factor, yield strength and by …
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Kinematics of The Human Shoulder Complex: Model Registration, X Ray Videoradiography and Soft Tissue Artefacts
… makes it difficult to infer kinematics of the clavicle reliably with skinmounted markers due to lack of well-defined bony landmarks. The use of homogeneously scaled generic models to simulate the motion and calculate joint kinematics is another source of error. The scaling and registration of a …
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The Biomechanics of Thoracic Skeletal Response
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that in 2008 there were a total of 37,261 automotive related fatalities, 26,689 of which were vehicle occupants. It has been reported that in automotive collisions chest injuries rank second only to head injuries in overall number …
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Human-spacesuit interaction :
… pressure is concentrated just above the clavicle over the soft musculature at the top of the shoulder, 3) the top of the shoulder is one of the regions in which maximum pressure is located most frequently, and 4) the shoulder blade is a secondary region of concern with regards to …