3D finite element parameter analysis of the degeneration-sensitivity of the material properties of the components of lumbar spinal motion segments is presented for physiologic compression load. The aim was to determine that material behaviour which dominantly determines the mechanical behaviour of the aging spine. Systematic numerical simulation was executed by using a finite element model validated by experimental results for both tension and compression. It was concluded that to keep the hydrostatic compression state of nucleus is the most important factor to maintain the stability of lumbar segments in the first period of aging process. DOI: 10.17489/biohun/2013/1/2
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AbstractThis paper establishes a non-linear finite element model (NFEM) of L4-L5 lumbar spinal segme...
The biomechanical feedback of biological tissue is difficult to measure. A spinal segment model can ...
3D finite element analysis of long term aging and sudden accidental degeneration processes is presen...
A large percent of population is affected by low back pain problems all over the world, starting fr...
3D finite element analysis of the first elastic period of the weightbath hydrotraction treatment is ...
The aim of this study was to develop a biomechanically validated finite element model to predict the...
The knowledge of the lumbar spine biomechanics is essential for clinical applications. Due to the di...
Background: To find treatment options for lower back pain, one must gain insight in the spinal anato...
Purpose: To delineate the association between extent of degeneration of the disc at C5-C6, simulated...
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Three-dimensional models of the one and two vertebrae were developed to clarify the mechanical cause...
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If patient-specific finite element models of the spine could be developed, they would offer enormous...
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The biomechanical feedback of biological tissue is difficult to measure. A spinal segment model can ...