Osteoporosis is mainly a geriatric disease with a high incidence, and the resulting spinal
fractures and hip fractures cause great harm to patients. Anti-osteoporosis drugs are the …

Medicine in general is quickly transitioning to a digital presence. Orthopaedic surgery is also
being impacted by the tenets of digital health but there are also direct efforts with trauma …

Featured Application Interfragmentary movement is crucial in promoting callus formation
during secondary fracture healing. Fixation stiffness is a critical factor, with excessive …

Introduction: Monitoring changes in gait during rehabilitation allows early detection of
complications. Laboratory-based gait analyses proved valuable for longitudinal monitoring …

Biodegradable magnesium is a highly desired material for fracture fixation implants because
of its good mechanical properties and ability to completely dissolve in the body over time …

With the improvement of implant design and the expansion of application scenarios,
orthopedic implants have become a common surgical option for treating fractures and end …

Bone regeneration is a complex pathophysiological process determined by molecular,
cellular, and biomechanical factors, including immune cells and growth factors. Fracture …

Background Monitoring of gait patterns by insoles is popular to study behavior and activity in
the daily life of people and throughout the rehabilitation process of patients. Live data …

Osteoporosis results from the disruption of the balance between bone resorption and bone
formation. However, classical anti-osteoporosis drugs exhibit several limitations in clinical …

Introduction: Bone healing can be improved by axial micromovement, as has been shown in
animals and human patients with external fixators. In the development of smart fracture …