...; Funder ID: 10.13039/501100000923). References [1] Pandy , M. G. , and Andriacchi , T. P. , 2010 , “ Muscle and Joint Function in Human Locomotion ,” Annu. Rev. Biomed. Eng. , 12 , pp. 401 – 433 . 10.1146/annurev-bioeng-070909-105259 [2] Ethgen , O...

... to contribute to the onset of back pain. However, little is known about the relationship between vibration exposure, the biomechanical response, and the physiological responses of the seated human. The aim of this study was to measure the frequency and corresponding muscle responses of seated male volunteers...

... the instrumented rat stepper can provide a sensitive and reliable measure of hindlimb locomotor strength and control of flexor and extensor muscle activity in neurologically impaired animals. Additionally, these measures may be useful as a means to quantify training intensity or dose-related functional outcomes...

... structure are known to exhibit stress-strain hysteresis: smooth muscle within the alveolar entrance rings, and surfactant at the air-tissue interface. We hypothesize that the geometric hysteresis of the alveolar duct is largely determined by the interaction of the amount of smooth muscle and connective...

... between techniques. 04 08 2011 28 10 2011 31 10 2011 28 11 2011 28 11 2011 biomedical measurement bone gait analysis image classification kinematics least squares approximations medical image processing motion estimation muscle gait analysis OpenSim PCT...

...Dennnis R. Trumble; Walter E. McGregor; Roy C. P. Kerckhoffs; Lewis K. Waldman Changes in muscle fiber orientation across the wall of the left ventricle (LV) cause the apex of the heart to turn 10–15 deg in opposition to its base during systole and are believed to increase stroke volume and lower...

...G. A. Meyer; A. D. McCulloch; R. L. Lieber The material properties of passive skeletal muscle are critical to proper function and are frequently a target for therapeutic and interventional strategies. Investigations into the passive viscoelasticity of muscle have primarily focused on characterizing...

.... It is important to re-establish the tendon-to-bone insertion site because it provides joint stability and enables force transmission from muscle to tendon and subsequent loading of the tendon. Without loading, tendon mechanical properties deteriorate. Future studies by our laboratory will investigate potential...

... biophysics compressibility deformation finite element analysis muscle optical microscopy physiological models tensile strength cell-specific finite element model confocal microscopy tensile strain plasma membrane stretch cellular mechanics Focusing now on cell compression experiments...

... biomedical electrodes cardiology defibrillators finite element analysis micromechanics muscle pacemakers pacing lead defibrillation lead cardiac penetration finite element analysis The active fixation of pacemaker and implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) leads, such as screw...

... of smooth muscle cell activation associated with basal tone under specific in vitro testing conditions. These results advance our understanding of the biomechanics of intracranial and extracranial arteries, which is needed to understand better their differential responses to similar perturbations...

... cardiology catheters cellular biophysics finite element analysis internal stresses muscle optimisation physiological models finite element modeling numerical optimization cardiac mechanics tagged magnetic resonance imaging Myocardial contractility plays a central role in the heart’s...

...), and/or muscle spasticity in their buttocks. We previously used finite element (FE) modeling to evaluate whether abnormal bodyweight is a risk factor for sitting-acquired DTI. Here we hypothesize that fat infiltration, scarring, or spasms increase internal loads in the gluteus muscles in the vicinity...

... element analysis muscle optimisation probability statistical analysis patellofemoral mechanics finite element modeling articular cartilage deformable analysis Computational modeling of the knee joint is a useful biomechanical aid in evaluating in vivo joint behavior that may be difficult...

...Lisa N. MacFadden; Nicholas A. T. Brown 15 10 2010 09 11 2010 biomechanics muscle neurophysiology Figures 3 4 5 were printed with errors. The correct figure titles and axis labels are reprinted herein. There were no errors in the data reproduced in these figures...

...Xinshan Li; Jennifer A. Kruger; Martyn P. Nash; Poul M. F. Nielsen The role of the pelvic floor soft tissues during the second stage of labor, particularly the levator ani muscle, has attracted much interest recently. It has been postulated that the passage of the fetal head through the pelvis may...

...Mohammad Ali Sanjari; Ahmad Reza Arshi; Mohamad Parnianpour; Saeedeh Seyed-Mohseni The effect of muscular fatigue on temporal and spectral features of muscle activities and motor performance, i.e., kinematics and kinetics, has been studied. It is of value to quantify fatigue related kinematic...

...Sharon Shacham; David Castel; Amit Gefen This study aimed at measuring the static coefficient of friction ( μ ) between bone and skeletal muscle tissues in order to support finite element (FE) modeling in orthopaedic and rehabilitation research, where such contact conditions need to be defined...

... provide a noninvasive simulation environment to estimate muscle force and activation timing sequences for a variety of tasks. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to develop a musculoskeletal model of the feline hindlimb for simulations to determine stimulation parameters for intrafascicular...

... tendons force especially in abduction/adduction muscles. 02 09 2009 07 03 2010 11 03 2010 26 05 2010 26 05 2010 Some potential sources of error have to be mentioned. First of all, recent works ( 21 23 ) proposed new functional-optimization methods able to model subject...