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Bone stress injuries in the lower back of cricket fast bowlers

Millson, HelenDivision of Physiotherapy2003

Bibliography: leaves 86-99.

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Physical activity and overuse injuries : factors associated with the aetiology and management of overuse injuries that occur during physical activity with specific reference to bone stress injuries and the iliotibial band friction syndrome

Schwellnus, MartinMRC/UCT RU for Exercise and Sport Medicine1992

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Femoral loading mechanics in Virginia opossums (Didelphis virginiana): torsion and mediolateral bending in mammalian parasagittal locomotion

Gosnell, William

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Development of musculoskeletal models for the design and the pre-clinical validation of hip resurfacing prosthesis

Martelli, Saulo <1972>Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna2008

… specific finite element (FE) models of long bones from Computed Thomography data. The proposed protocol consisted in the numerical analysis of the prosthesis biomechanics by deterministic and statistic studies so as to assess the risk of biomechanical failure on the different operative …

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A Clearer Picture of Musculoskeletal Disorders of the Knee and Thumb Through the Lens of Image-Based Finite Element Analysis

Norton, NolanUniversity of Kansas2021

… fluid pressure to the growth of subchondral bone cysts (SBCs). The equine stifle joint provides a natural animal model for studying SBCs. Finite element models were used to examine three cyst sizes of approximately 0.03 cm3 (C1), 0.5 cm3 (C2), and 1 cm3 (C3) in the equine stifle joint. Fluid …

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