Titlebook: Mechanical Loading of Bones and Joints; Hideaki E. Takahashi (Professor and Chair) Conference proceedings 1999 Springer Japan 1999 biomech

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Changes in Bone Tissue of Tail-Suspended Ratsin bone tissue that occur during unloading. To clarify how the changes in bone formation and resorption affect bone tissue after skeletal unloading, we have investigated the effects of unloading on bone mineral density (BMD), bone strength, and hte histology of hindlimb bones using tail-suspended ra

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Bending Load and Bone Formation Responsepplied to the bone and bone response using this device. Twenty-four 6-month-old female Wistar rats (retired breeder) were randomly assigned to three experimental groups (n = 8/group) to which the following loads were applied: Group A, 25 N; Group B, 30 N; Group C, 35 N. A load was applied on the rig

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The Immune System Under the Regulation of the Autonomic Nervous Systeme purpose. Many cells in living beings, therefore, have surface adrenergic or cholinergic receptors which accept stimuli from the autonomic nervous system. Leukocytes which constitute the immune system are no exception to this rule. Two major components of leukocytes, namely, granulocytes and lympho

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Effects of Stem Loosening on Periprosthetic Bone Remodeling After Cementless Hip Replacementand determined if the specified bone remodeling patterns according to stem stability can be explained by mechanical environment. Using dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA), we examined bone mineral density (BMD) distribution of the proximal femur in 48 hips with a press-fitted collared stem and 4

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stencies and thus unpredictable query results, materialized views and their indexes should be maintained immediately within user transactions just like ordinary tables and their indexes. Unfortunately, the smaller and thus the more effective a materialized view is, the higher the concurrency content

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