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Bone regeneration by implantation of purified, culture-expanded human mesenchymal stem cells by Bruder, S P, Kurth, A A, Shea, M, Hayes, W C, Jaiswal, N, Kadiyala, S

“…Bone marrow contains a population of rare progenitor cells capable of differentiating into bone, cartilage, tendon, and other connective tissues. These cells,…”
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Fall direction, bone mineral density, and function: risk factors for hip fracture in frail nursing home elderly by Greenspan, S L, Myers, E R, Kiel, D P, Parker, R A, Hayes, W C, Resnick, N M

“…To determine the importance of fall characteristics, body habitus, function, and hip bone mineral density as independent risk factors for hip fracture in frail…”
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The effects of non-periodic microstructure on the elastic properties of two-dimensional cellular solids by Silva, Matthew J, Hayes, Wilson C, Gibson, Lorna J

“…Models of two-dimensional cellular solids are based on idealized unit cells intended to represent the microstructural features of an average cell from a real…”
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Computed tomography-based finite element analysis predicts failure loads and fracture patterns for vertebral sections by Silva, M J, Keaveny, T M, Hayes, W C

“…Computed tomography-based finite element analysis represents a powerful research tool for investigating the mechanics of skeletal fractures. To provide…”
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A 20-year perspective on the mechanical properties of trabecular bone by Keaveny, T M, Hayes, W C

“…We have reviewed highlights of the research in trabecular bone biomechanics performed over the past 20 years. Results from numerous studies have shown that…”
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Hip impact velocities and body configurations for voluntary falls from standing height by van den Kroonenberg, Aya J., Hayes, Wilson C., McMahon, Thomas A.

“…Fall dynamics have largely been ignored in the study of hip fracture etiology and in the development of hip fracture prevention strategies. In this study, we…”
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Force attenuation in trochanteric soft tissues during impact from a fall by Robinovitch, S N, McMahon, T A, Hayes, W C

“…The risk for hip fracture from a fall is known to decrease with increased body mass index (weight/height2), a relative measure of obesity. To explore whether…”
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The effects of donor age and strain rate on the biomechanical properties of bone-patellar tendon-bone allografts by Blevins, F T, Hecker, A T, Bigler, G T, Boland, A L, Hayes, W C

“…Over 50% of all knee injuries involve partial or complete tear of the anterior cruciate ligament. Surgical reconstruction of this ligament using an…”
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Occupant accelerations and injury potential during an ambulance-to-curb impact by Lee, Ellen L, Hayes, Wilson C

“…Abstract This paper presents real world acceleration data for an ambulance driving up and over a curb. A full scale reenactment was performed for a litigated…”
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Preventative ibandronate treatment has the most beneficial effect on the microstructure of bone in experimental tumor osteolysis by KURTH, Andreas A, KIM, Soo-Zin, SHEA, Marie, BAUSS, Frieder, HAYES, Wilson C, MÜLLER, Ralph

“…We investigated the effect of ibandronate on three-dimensional (3-D) microstructure and bone mass in experimentally induced tumor osteolysis. Walker…”
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Mechanical behavior of damaged trabecular bone by Keaveny, T M, Wachtel, E F, Guo, X E, Hayes, W C

“…The mechanical behavior of damaged trabecular bone may play a role in the etiology of age-related spine fractures since damaged bone exists in and may weaken…”
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The ratio of thoracic to lumbar compression force is posture dependent by Lee, Patrick J., Lee, Ellen L., Hayes, Wilson C.

“…Despite the evidence suggesting that between 8% and 55% of manual labourers experience thoracic pain, research on spinal loading during occupational tasks has…”
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The tensile behavior of demineralized bovine cortical bone by Bowman, Steven M., Zeind, John, Gibson, Lorna J., Hayes, Wilson C., McMahon, Thomas A.

“…Bone is frequently modeled as a two-phase composite of hydroxyapatite mineral crystals dispersed throughout an organic collagen matrix. However, because of the…”
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Effects of selected thermal variables on the mechanical properties of trabecular bone by Borchers, Robert E., Gibson, Lorna J., Burchardt, Hans, Hayes, Wilson C.

“…Osteoarticular allografts are commonly used in the treatment of segmental bone loss due to a wide resection of tumour. While the use of such grafts has met…”
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Hamstring Tendon Grafts for Reconstruction of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament: Biomechanical Evaluation of the Use of Multiple Strands and Tensioning Techniques by HAMNER, DYSON L, BROWN, CHARLES H, STEINER, MARK E, HECKER, AARON T, HAYES, WILSON C

“…BackgroundOur hypothesis that multiple, equally tensioned strands of hamstring graft used for reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament are stronger and…”
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The biomechanics of interference screw fixation of patellar tendon anterior cruciate ligament grafts by Brown, Jr, C H, Hecker, A T, Hipp, J A, Myers, E R, Hayes, W C

“…Twenty-seven paired human cadaveric knee specimens were used to determine the effect of surgical technique and various interference screw parameters on the…”
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Forensic injury biomechanics by Hayes, Wilson C, Erickson, Mark S, Power, Erik D

“…Forensic injury biomechanics is the science that relates mechanical forces to disruption of anatomical regions of the human body. In this review, we introduce…”
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Disturbance type and gait speed affect fall direction and impact location by Smeesters, Cécile, Hayes, Wilson C., McMahon, Thomas A.

“…Since falling to the side and impacting on or near the hip increase hip fracture risk, we examined the fall direction and pelvis impact location resulting from…”
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MRI-derived body segment parameters of children differ from age-based estimates derived using photogrammetry by Bauer, Jeremy J, Pavol, Michael J, Snow, Christine M, Hayes, Wilson C

“…Abstract Body segment parameters are required when researching joint kinetics using inverse dynamics models. However, the only regression equations for…”
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Pull-out strength of suture anchors for rotator cuff and Bankart lesion repairs by Hecker, A T, Shea, M, Hayhurst, J O, Myers, E R, Meeks, L W, Hayes, W C

“…Surgical reconstructions of anterior-inferior shoulder instabilities and rotator cuff injuries require secure fixation of soft tissue to bone. Sutures are…”
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