... model, this peak stress is adversely increased because of the close proximity of the ICA and ECA branches. The device deployment in the ICA reduces the entrance cross-sectional area for the blood entering the ECA by 28%, accelerating the local velocities and the associated wall shear stresses...

... (CoP), and the center of mass (CoM). Whether their sound leg or the prosthetic leg is leading, the TF amputees reach the same end velocity. We wondered how the CoM velocity build up is influenced by the differences in propulsive components in the legs and how the trajectory of the CoP differs from...