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    A primer of biomechanics / George L. Lucas, Francis W. Cooke, Elizabeth W. Friis.

    • Title:A primer of biomechanics / George L. Lucas, Francis W. Cooke, Elizabeth W. Friis.
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    • Author/Creator:Lucas, George L.
    • Other Contributors/Collections:Cooke, Francis W.
      Friis, Elizabeth.
    • Published/Created:New York : Springer, ©1999.
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    • Library of Congress Subjects:Human mechanics.
      Orthopedics.
    • Medical Subjects: Biomechanics.
      Orthopedics.
    • Description:xvii, 297 p. : illustrations.
    • Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
    • ISBN:0387984569 (softcover : alk. paper)
    • Contents:1. Mechanics
      Q1. Clinical Question: Distraction Force in Traction
      2. Moments
      Q2. Clinical Question: Forces at the Elbow Joint
      3. Strength of Materials
      Q3. Clinical Question: Colles'-Type Fracture
      4. Stresses in Bending
      Q4. Clinical Question: Fracture of the Femoral Neck
      5. Stresses in Torsion
      Q5. Clinical Question: Spiral Fracture of the Tibia While Skiing
      6. Stress Shielding of Bone
      Q6. Clinical Question: Bone Resorption Under Bone Plates
      7. Work and Energy Concepts
      Q7. Clinical Question: Energy in Jumping
      8. Stress Raisers, Fracture, and Fatigue
      Q8. Clinical Question: Two Bone Plates Close Together
      9. Biomechanics of Pathology
      Q9. Clinical Question: Strength of a Bone with a Tumor
      10. Mechanics of Treatment
      Q10. Clinical Question: External Fixation and Fracture Healing
      11. Mechanics of Implants
      Q11. Clinical Question: Fracture of an Intramedullary Rod
      12. Considerations in Biomechanical Testing
      Q12. Clinical Question: Measuring the Strains in a Femur
      13. Biomaterials Basics
      Q13. Clinical Question: Fracture of a Ceramic Femoral Head
      14. Orthopaedic Alloys
      Q14. Clinical Question: Which Is Better - Titanium or Cobalt Chrome?
      15. Corrosion in the Body
      Q15. Clinical Question: Use of a Titanium Femoral Stem with a Cobalt-Chromium Head
      16. Orthopaedic Polymers
      Q16. Clinical Question: Polyethylene Wear in Total Knee Components
      17. Tissue Mechanics
      Q17. Clinical Question: Tear of the Patellar Tendon. Questions Similar to Those of the OITE and Board.
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