Significados de biomechanically en inglés

Death was 3 months after surgery, and the reconstructions were examined biologically and biomechanically.

Aim: To develop a biomechanically defined cartilage trauma model.

However, this plate has not been evaluated biomechanically.

All samples were biomechanically tested in anatomically matched pair groups to determine compressive strength and stiffness.

Gait performance will be assessed clinically by the Tinetti Test and biomechanically by means of a full body gait analysis.

We corrected his back, strengthened his hamstrings and then once that was in place, we started to work on him biomechanically.

Methods: Two different reinforcement rings designed as cages for primary THA were biomechanically tested in terms of managing a complex acetabular fracture.

Conclusions: The higher proportion of full-length monomers, longer GAG chains and greater stiffness of the BMSC-aggrecan makes it biomechanically superior to adult cartilage-aggrecan.

Using the "in vivo bioreactor" in New Zealand White rabbits, we have engineered bone that is biomechanically identical to native bone.

Clinical significance: Our results suggest that alpha fixation is the most reliable and biomechanically efficient strategy for young patients with vertical femoral neck fractures.

The result: even though biomechanically smooth human runners have short strides, they still cover more distance per step than a horse, making them more efficient.

However, it has yet to be determined biomechanically whether the addition of the C1-2 joint spacers increases the multiaxial rigidity of the fixation construct.

Death was 3 months after surgery, and the reconstructions were examined biologically and biomechanically.

Aim: To develop a biomechanically defined cartilage trauma model.

However, this plate has not been evaluated biomechanically.

All samples were biomechanically tested in anatomically matched pair groups to determine compressive strength and stiffness.