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Clinical Biomechanics of the Spine (2nd Edition) Augustus A White, Manohar M Panjabi
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Oct 5, 2007 - MMT may be reliable/accurate for muscle strength assessment in isolation, but not when used in conjunction with a spinal challenge (force applied to a vertebral articulation) or other provocative test used for specific AK diagnosis. Sep 1, 2009 - The idea to cross-link the collagen in the cornea was first developed and put into practice by OSN Europe Edition Editorial Board Member Theo Seiler, MD, PhD, who at the time was a professor of ophthalmology at Dresden University, Germany. Mar 15, 2010 - (Clinical Biomechanics of the Spine, White and Panjabi, 2nd Edition, pp. Dec 13, 2013 - The literature shows that the work ability of nurses and geriatric nurses declines with increasing age [5] and that cervical spine and lumbar spine problems become more common [6-8]. Dec 17, 2013 - Information Technology in Biomedicine is an interdisciplinary research area, that bridges the gap between methodological achievements in engineering and clinical requirements in medical diagnosis and therapy. These materials are provided as a service to our profession. Boston, Little Brown and Company; 1991. Jan 31, 2013 - Implantable sensors have a high impact on several clinical applications, including fracture fixation, spine fixation, and joint arthroplasty. PubMed Abstract | Publisher Full Text. The suggestion came from In Dresden, where now more than 400 eyes have been treated, it was demonstrated that cross-linking has an impact on corneal biomechanics, as it strengthens and stiffens the cornea. Biomechanics plays a major role in orthopedic injury, disease, and treatment. Jul 29, 2010 - This is Chapter 7 from RC's best-selling book: “Clinical Biomechanics: Musculoskeletal Actions and Reactions” Second Edition ~ Wiliams & Wilkins. A basic science for clinical medicine.. Oct 17, 2013 - If you're still reading, I'm assuming you have a working background education of anatomy and biomechanics. In her very popular book “Gait Analysis”, Perry reports that limited ankle dorsiflexion (she calls it excessive plantar flexion, but states that the two terms are interchangeable when discussing gait) will have three main proximal compensations: 1) Early heel lift 2) Knee hyperextension and 3) “Forward lean of the trunk with anterior tilt of the pelvis”. Later measurements in subjects performing activities at a higher level revealed higher than expected strain rates (reaching 0.05/second), although peak strain magnitudes remained below 2,000 microstrain and below those measured in animals [2]. The concept of work instability has already been explored for various clinical fields such as rheumatoid arthritis [39], ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterew's disease) [40] and for post-traumatic intracranial injuries [41]. Physiologically well sequenced body behavior does not readily overload the spine or upper body and, therefore, does not weaken the body on demand. Moreover, health care workers have leave or reduced work capacity. Sackett DL, Haynes RB, Guyatt GH, Tugwell P: Clinical epidemiology.