Bone fracture is a very common body injury. The healing process is physiologically complex,
involving both biological and mechanical aspects. Following a fracture, cell migration …

Understanding bone trauma characteristics is a fundamental component of forensic
investigations that can assist in understanding the nature of blunt trauma related deaths. The …

Background Bone healing process includes four phases: inflammatory response, soft callus
formation, hard callus development, and remodeling. Mechanobiological models have been …

Background: Mechanotransduction is theorized to influence fracture-healing, but optimal
fracture-site motion is poorly defined. We hypothesized that three-dimensional (3-D) fracture …

Purpose To assess, with finite element (FE) calculations, whether immediate weight bearing
would be possible after surgical stabilization either with cannulated screws or with a locking …

The purpose of this article was to use finite element analysis (FEA) to study the relationship
of tibial tunnel (TT) with fracture pattern and implants. A computed tomography scan of full …

Non-union rate after tibial fractures remains high. Apart from largely uncontrollable biologic,
injury, and patient-specific factors, the mechanical fracture environment is a key determinant …

Remodelling of soft biological tissue is characterized by interacting biochemical and
biomechanical events, which change the tissue's microstructure, and, consequently, its …

Precision medicine offers potential for improved outcomes by tailoring interventions based
on patient-specific demographics and disease-specific data. Precision methods are …

Background Osteoporotic supracondylar femoral fractures (OSFF) have historically been
managed by the lateral anatomical locking plate with reasonable success. However, for …