Each muscle element has its own wrapping cylinder (in red). The cylinders are aligned to match the overall muscle shape, and constructed to follow the underlying pelvis bone geometry. Figure a. (from posterior) show all the wrapping surfaces of the 12 strands of the muscle, while figure b. (sagittal) highlights a single cylinder for the most distal strand of the Gluteus Maximus Inferior.</p
Abstract Stress urinary incontinence presents a condition not only found in female elderlies, but al...
Includes labels: Gluteus maximus m. (reflected), Sciatic n., Lateral circumflex femoral a., Femur, G...
Muscle tissues can be fabricated in vitro by culturing myoblast-populated hydrogels. To counter the ...
New wrapping surfaces (red cylinder) for Iliacus (a.) and Psoas (b.) muscles compared to segmented m...
Wrapping cylinder (in red) of Semimembranosus, Semitendinosus, and Bicep Femoris elements (a.), and ...
In many biomechanical problems, the availability of a suitable model for the wrapping of muscles whe...
In musculoskeletal simulations muscle forces are transmitted along curves intended to represent the ...
Finite elements analysis (FEA) is now used routinely to interpret skeletal form in terms of function...
New origin points for the Gluteus Medius (a.) and Gluteus Minimus (b.) compared the segmented muscle...
In musculoskeletal modelling, many muscles cannot be represented as straight lines from origin to in...
<p>Illustration of a wrapping surface in (A) the nonimpaired and (B) the PRC models. In the nonimpai...
grantor: University of TorontoThe purpose of this study was to visualize and document the ...
Includes labels: Gluteus medius m., Obturator internus tendon, Gemellus inferior tendon, Greater tro...
Includes labels: Gluteus maximus m., Superior gluteal a., (ascending branches), Gluteus minimus m., ...
grantor: University of TorontoThe relationship between the design elements of form and fun...
Abstract Stress urinary incontinence presents a condition not only found in female elderlies, but al...
Includes labels: Gluteus maximus m. (reflected), Sciatic n., Lateral circumflex femoral a., Femur, G...
Muscle tissues can be fabricated in vitro by culturing myoblast-populated hydrogels. To counter the ...
New wrapping surfaces (red cylinder) for Iliacus (a.) and Psoas (b.) muscles compared to segmented m...
Wrapping cylinder (in red) of Semimembranosus, Semitendinosus, and Bicep Femoris elements (a.), and ...
In many biomechanical problems, the availability of a suitable model for the wrapping of muscles whe...
In musculoskeletal simulations muscle forces are transmitted along curves intended to represent the ...
Finite elements analysis (FEA) is now used routinely to interpret skeletal form in terms of function...
New origin points for the Gluteus Medius (a.) and Gluteus Minimus (b.) compared the segmented muscle...
In musculoskeletal modelling, many muscles cannot be represented as straight lines from origin to in...
<p>Illustration of a wrapping surface in (A) the nonimpaired and (B) the PRC models. In the nonimpai...
grantor: University of TorontoThe purpose of this study was to visualize and document the ...
Includes labels: Gluteus medius m., Obturator internus tendon, Gemellus inferior tendon, Greater tro...
Includes labels: Gluteus maximus m., Superior gluteal a., (ascending branches), Gluteus minimus m., ...
grantor: University of TorontoThe relationship between the design elements of form and fun...
Abstract Stress urinary incontinence presents a condition not only found in female elderlies, but al...
Includes labels: Gluteus maximus m. (reflected), Sciatic n., Lateral circumflex femoral a., Femur, G...
Muscle tissues can be fabricated in vitro by culturing myoblast-populated hydrogels. To counter the ...