A method for direct recording of electromechanical data from skeletal bone in living animals

Affiliations

¹St. Luke's Hospital Center, Amsterdam Avenue at 114 Street, New York 10025, U.S.A.

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PubMed: 4452682

History

Received: 1974-04-29

Revised: 1974-11-1

Online: 2004-03-21

Cited Works (2)

Year	Entry
1973	Lanyon LE. Analysis of surface bone strain in the calcaneus of sheep during normal locomotion: strain analysis of the calcaneus. J Biomech. 1973;6(1):41-49.
1972	Cochran GVB. Implantation of strain gages on bone in vivo. J Biomech. January 1972;5(1):119-123.

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1998	Martin RB, Burr DB, Sharkey NA. Skeletal Tissue Mechanics. New York, NY: Springer-Verlag; 1998.
1975	Turner AS, Mills EJ, Gabel AA. In vivo measurement of bone strain in the horse. Am J Vet Res. November 1975;36(11):1573-1579.
1977	Rybicki EF, Mills EJ, Turner AS, Simonen FA. In vivo and analytical studies of forces and moments in equine long bones. J Biomech. 1977;10(11-12):701-705.
1980	Carter DR, Smith DJ, Spengler DM, Daly CH, Frankel VH. Measurement and analysis of in vivo bone strains on the canine radius and ulna. J Biomech. 1980;13(1):27-38.
1989	Keller TS, Spengler DM. Regulation of bone stress and strain in the immature and mature rat femur. J Biomech. 1989;22(11-12):1115-1127.
1996	Adams DJ. Mechanical Factors Initiating Appositional Bone Formation [PhD thesis]. University of Iowa; May 1996.
1996	Beck BR. The Relationship of Streaming Potential Magnitude to Strain and Periosteal Modeling [PhD thesis]. Eugene, OR: University of Oregon; December 1996.