... by the tissues of the aqueous outflow pathway. In particular, pectinate ligaments (PLs) connect the iris and trabecular meshwork (TM) at the anterior chamber angle, with an unknown role in maintenance of the biomechanical stability of the aqueous outflow pathway, thus motivating this study. We conducted...

... simulation below-knee biomechanics U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs 10.13039/100000738 I50 RX002357, IK6 RX002974, I01 RX001840 Individuals with transtibial amputation (TTA) are faced with challenges during activities of daily living, particularly when encountering unanticipated...

... , “ Aging in Skin of Color: Disruption to Elastic Fiber Organization is Detrimental to Skin's Biomechanical Function ,” J. Invest. Dermatol. , 139 ( 4 ), pp. 779 – 788 . 10.1016/j.jid.2018.10.026 [18] Lavker , R. M. , 1979 , “ Structural Alterations in Exposed and Unexposed Aged Skin ,” J...

... in the areas of biomechanics, mechanobiology, and biomedical sciences, further added to the complexity faced by the faculty and students. Both the benefits and the challenges have not been explored systematically by juxtaposing experiences and reflections of both the faculty and students. Motivated...

...Kenneth J. Fischer; Christopher J. Fischer Competency-based grading (CBG) can take different forms in different subject areas. We present a method for implementing CBG in a biomechanics course with nine primary learning objectives. Competency in each learning objective is measured by the student's...

... rehabilitation biomechanics shoulder pain modeling and simulation National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002 R01 HD049774 National Science Foundation 10.13039/100000001 Graduate Research Fellowship program. The majority of MWCU develop shoulder pain or injuries [ 1...

... is investigator-dependent and does not lend itself to automation of the analysis pipeline. An automated algorithm to identify the yield point objectively assesses soft tissues' biomechanical properties. This study aimed to analyze data from uniaxial extension testing on biological soft tissue specimens and create...

... the multiple-cell approach, one may use it as an affordable cell-resolved approach for hemolysis prediction. e-mail:  gjr68@cornell.edu 1 Corresponding author. e-mail:  me399@cornell.edu 20 06 2023 03 12 2023 20 12 2023 artificial organs and prostheses biomechanics cellular...

... Corresponding author. e-mail:  charles.pontonnier@ens-rennes.fr 17 07 2023 24 10 2023 22 11 2023 biomechanics motion analysis ground reaction forces outside laboratory experiments Agence Nationale de la Recherche 10.13039/501100001665 ANR-18-EURE-0022 Agence...

... biomechanics could allow for a better adaptation of MWC configuration to the user, thus limiting the risk of developing such injuries. Advantageously compared to experimental studies, simulation methods allow numerous configurations to be tested. Recent studies have developed predictive locomotion simulation...

...Axel C. Moore; Dione A. Holder; Dawn M. Elliott The spine is a multi-tissue musculoskeletal system that supports large multi-axial loads and motions during physiological activities. The healthy and pathological biomechanical function of the spine and its subtissues are generally studied using...

... by clinical parameters and may be regarded as clinically impracticable. Thereby, three-dimensional finite element analysis (3D-FEA) has been often used to better understand the biomechanical issues related to the oral rehabilitation performed with the all-on-4 configuration [ 27 – 30 ]. In spite...

... insights into arch biomechanics. This systematic scoping review aimed to summarize the current state of computational modeling techniques utilized in arch biomechanics from 2000 onwards and outline the main challenges confronting the further development of accurate models in clinical conditions. English...

... biomechanics of the lumbar spine with RIPF, and also to compare biomechanical differences between two postoperative stages (before and after bony fusion). Based on an intact finite-element model of lumbosacral spine, the models of single-level LIF with RIPF or conventional PSF were developed and were computed...

.... A. , Grytz , R. , Hua , Y. , Nguyen , T. D. , and Girard , M. J. , 2020 , “ Scleral Structure and Biomechanics ,” Prog. Retinal Eye Res. , 74 , p. 100773 . 10.1016/j.preteyeres.2019.100773 [5] Huang , W. , Fan , Q. , Wang , W. , Zhou , M...

...Jonathan Camargo; Krishan Bhakta; Kinsey Herrin; Aaron Young Active prostheses can provide net positive work to individuals with amputation, offering more versatility across locomotion tasks than passive prostheses. However, the effect of powered joints on bilateral biomechanics has not been widely...

... injuries on joint kinematics and ACL tensional force during the dynamic motion of walking. 1 Corresponding author. e-mail:  skoo@kaist.ac.kr 04 01 2022 17 06 2022 19 08 2022 anterior cruciate ligament partial tear biomechanics gait analysis The anterior...

... . 10.1016/j.actbio.2018.07.023 [23] Tavakoli , J. , Amin , D. B. , Freeman , B. , and Costi , J. J. , 2018 , “ The Biomechanics of the Inter-Lamellar Matrix and the Lamellae During Progression to Lumbar Disc Herniation: Which is the Weakest Structure? ,” Ann. Biomed...

... models can provide clinically relevant insights into normative and pathological biomechanical responses of the spine, and also contribute to the development and optimization of clinical interventions for spine deformities. 1 Corresponding author. e-mail:  sri.bala@drexel.edu 07 10 2021...

... equations. A muscle force model capable of being calibrated and then used to predict joint contact and surrounding tissue loading is critical in advancing biomechanics research areas like injury prevention, performance optimization, and tissue engineering, among others. This model's foundation...