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In vivo measurement of human tibial strains during vigorous activity
Bone · 1996 · Vol. 18(5) · pp. 405–410
David B. Burr✉(Indiana University School of Medicine)Charles Milgrom(Hadassah Medical Center)David P. Fyhrie(Henry Ford Hospital)Mark R. Forwood(University of Queensland)Meir Nyska(Hadassah Medical Center)Aharon S. Finestone(Hadassah Medical Center)Susan J. Hoshaw(Henry Ford Hospital)E. Saiag(Israel Defense Forces Medical Corps)A. Simkin(Hadassah Medical Center)
Lower Extremity Biomechanics and PathologiesOccupational Health and PerformanceSports Performance and TrainingStrain (injury)In vivoStrain gaugeTibiaStress fracturesMedicineMaterials scienceSurgeryAnatomyBiology
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Analysis of VarianceHumansRunningStress, MechanicalTibiaFractures, StressWalkingBone Remodeling
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Limb Mechanics as A Function of Speed and Gait: A Study of Functional Strains in the Radius and Tibia of Horse and Dog
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