Background Bone tissue engineering, based on three-dimensional (3D) printing technology,
has emerged as a promising approach to treat bone defects using scaffolds. The objective of …

Musculoskeletal models of the lumbar spine have been developed with varying levels of
detail for a wide range of clinical applications. Providing consistency is ensured throughout …

Using finite element (FE) models of intact and implanted hemipelvises, the study aimed to
investigate the influences of musculoskeletal loading and implant–bone interface conditions …

Purpose The incidence of acetabular fractures due to low-energy falls is increasing among
the geriatric population. Studies have shown that several biomechanical factors such as …

Background The burden of age-associated fragility fracture of the pelvis has gradually
amplified over the years. Commonly used clinical tools cannot fully explain age-associated …

The incidence and morbidity of femoral fractures increases drastically with age. Femoral
architecture and associated fracture risk are strongly influenced by loading during physical …

Although a functional relationship between bone structure and mastication has been shown
in some regions of the rabbit skull, the biomechanics of the whole cranium during …

Extant great apes are characterized by a wide range of locomotor, postural and manipulative
behaviours that each require the limbs to be used in different ways. In addition to external …

Bone is the hard organ that makes up the endoskeleton of vertebrates. It has complex
internal and external structures that allow it to remain rigid while reducing its weight. One of …

Public health organisations typically recommend a minimum amount of moderate intensity
activities such as walking or cycling for two and a half hours a week, combined with some …