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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Tibial rotation"”.
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COMPARISON OF EXTERNAL TIBIAL ROTATION IN AFFECTED AND UNAFFECTED KNEES AS MEASURED BY TWO CLINICAL METHODS
… Modified Helfet Test (MHT) methods of assessing tibial rotation, could distinguish between knees affected or unaffected by pathology and/or surgery. METHODS: Twenty-eight subjects with knee pathology diagnosed by a physician and with self-reported activity limitations were tested on one occasion …
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Inverse Dynamic Analysis of ACL Reconstructed Knee Joint Biomechanics During Gait and Cycling Using OpenSim
… (ACLR), but all types aim to restore anterior tibial translation and internal tibial rotation following surgery. Analyzing knee joint contact loads provide insight into the loading conditions following ACLR that may contribute to the long-term development of OA. Ten ACLR subjects, who underwent …
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In vivo knee biomechanics and implications for total knee arthroplasty implant design
… as posterior femoral translation and internal tibial rotation were substantially reduced after TKA. With regards to gender differences, majority of the tibiofemoral and all patellofemoral kinematic parameters were similar between male and female knees. However, females had more externally …
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The Influence of Frontal and Axial Plane Deformities on Contact Mechanics during Squatting: A Finite Element Study
… force/total force) induced a higher internal tibial rotation. In conclusion, we recommended that patients with knee malalignment be taken care of alignments in both frontal and axial planes.
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Preoperative Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy Planning Using the Conventional and Common Tangent Methods: A Cadaveric Study
Objective - To compare preoperative tibial plateau leveling osteotomy planning using the common tangent method to the current conventional method and evaluate the effect on tibial translation and patellar ligament angle following rotation of the tibial plateau. Study Design – Cadaveric study. Seven …
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A Biomechanical Cadaver Study to Determine the Effectiveness of the Lateral Graft Technique and Isometric Suture Placement for Extracapsular Stabilization of the Cranial Cruciate Ligament Deficient Stifle in the Dog
… used in an extracapsular fashion from the tibial crest to the femorofabellar ligament, would eliminate abnormal cranial drawer motion in the cranial cruciate ligament (CrCL) deficient stifle 2) To determine if two new tibial suture anchor points would enhance biomechanical function of the …
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The biomechanics of knees at high flexion angles before and after Total Knee Arthroplasty
… were examined. Femoral translation and tibial rotation of the reconstructed knees were compared with that of the intact knees from full extension to 150⁰ of flexion. The study showed that in the intact knee, the amount of posterior femoral translation increased with increasing flexion …
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An investigation of the relationship between anterior knee pain and lower limb biomechanics.
… inversion of the foot with internal and external tibial rotation of the leg. This coupling relationship may lend insight into the behavior of the lower leg and anterior knee pain whilst walking. Small changes were noted when wearing the orthotic devices which may be advantageous biomechanically …
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Differences in transverse knee moment in healthy, ACL-deficient, and ACL-reconstructed patients during standing target matching
… anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) limits anterior tibial translation and internal tibial rotation and so in the absence of the ACL rotational instability is common. Transverse knee moment, which has not been the focus of much research, can determine ACL-deficient (ACL-d) subjects’ ability or …
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An investigation into the anatomical and proteomic properties of the anterolateral ligament (all)
… that it plays an important role in internal tibial rotation and is involved in the development of anterolateral rotational instability, particularly after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury (1-19). Despite all the attention, there is still significant uncertainty about the prevalence, …