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SS3 SPIN1
Thursday:25-02-2010 Session Time:
4.20-7.10
289
Finite element modeling of the human vertebral body: research and clinical approaches
Philippe Zysset
Austria
304
In-vivo load cases for orthopedic device design
Sebastian Dendorfer
ABT, Denmark
98
Degenerative changes of the lumbar intervertebral disc: a parametric finite element study
Fabio Galbusera
Hendrik Schmidt, Cornelia Neidlinger-Wilke, Hans-Joachim Wilke
University of Ulm, Germany
10
Valid µFinite Element Models of Vertebral Trabecular Bone can be Obtained Using Tissue Properties Measured With Nanoindentation Under Wet Conditions
Uwe Wolfram
Hans-Joachim Wilke, Philippe K. Zysset
Ulm University, Germany
97
The lumbar spine during daily activities – a finite element analysis
Hendrik Schmidt
Aboulfazl Shirazi-Adl, Fabio Galbusera and Hans-Joachim Wilke
University of Ulm, Germany
75
The annulus fibrosus stabilizes lumbar motion segments treated with artificial disc replacement
Ugur Ayturk
Christian Puttlitz
Colorado State University, USA
146
Influence of the mechanical definition of functional spinal unit on the musculoskeletal model of the cervical spine
F. Marin
N. Hoang , MC Ho Ba Tho
Université de Technologie de Compičgne, France
139
Computational Analysis of Stress and Bone Remodeling During an Anterior Cervical Fusion
L. Espinha
P. C. Fernandes, P. R. Fernandes and J. Folgado
Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal
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