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    Radioulnar Load-Sharing in the Forearm. A Study in Cadavera by MARKOLF, KEITH L, LAMEY, DAVID, YANG, STEVEN, MEALS, ROY, HOTCHKISS, ROBERT

    “…Custom-designed miniature load-cells were inserted into the distal end of the ulna and the proximal end of the radius in ten fresh-frozen forearms from…”
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    Effects of radial head excision and distal radial shortening on load-sharing in cadaver forearms by SHEPARD, Michael F, MARKOLF, Keith L, DUNBAR, Arati Mallik

    “…The present study was performed to measure changes in radioulnar load-sharing in the cadaveric forearm following two orthopaedic surgical procedures that often…”
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    Mechanisms of load transfer in the cadaver forearm: Role of the interosseous membrane by Markolf, Keith L., Dunbar, Arati Mallik, Hannani, Kambiz

    Published in The Journal of hand surgery (American ed.) (01-07-2000)
    “…Forces transmitted through the distal ulna and proximal radius, relative motion between the radial head and capitellum, and measurements of tissue strain and…”
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    The role of the meniscus in the anterior-posterior stability of the loaded anterior cruciate-deficient knee. Effects of partial versus total excision by Shoemaker, S C, Markolf, K L

    “…The effects of progressive removal of the menisci on the anterior-posterior force-versus-displacement response of the anterior cruciate-deficient knee were…”
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    Effects of combined knee loadings on posterior cruciate ligament force generation by Markolf, K L, Slauterbeck, J L, Armstrong, K L, Shapiro, M M, Finerman, G A

    Published in Journal of orthopaedic research (01-07-1996)
    “…Resultant forces in the posterior cruciate ligament were measured under paired combinations of posterior tibial force, internal and external tibial torque, and…”
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    Measurement of knee stiffness and laxity in patients with documented absence of the anterior cruciate ligament by Markolf, K L, Kochan, A, Amstutz, H C

    “…Thirty-five patients with documented absence of the anterior cruciate ligament were tested on the University of California, Los Angeles, instrumented clinical…”
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    In situ calibration of miniature sensors implanted into the anterior cruciate ligament part I: strain measurements by Markolf, K L, Willems, M J, Jackson, S R, Finerman, G A

    Published in Journal of orthopaedic research (01-07-1998)
    “…The goals of this study were to (a) evaluate the differential variable reluctance transducer as an instrument for measuring tissue strain in the anteromedial…”
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    The effect of section of the medial collateral ligament on force generated in the anterior cruciate ligament by Shapiro, M S, Markolf, K L, Finerman, G A, Mitchell, P W

    “…Ten fresh-frozen knees from cadavera were instrumented with a specially designed transducer that measures the force that the anterior cruciate ligament exerts…”
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    Effects of joint load on the stiffness and laxity of ligament-deficient knees. An in vitro study of the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments by Shoemaker, S C, Markolf, K L

    “…We measured the effects of serial section of the medial collateral ligament and anterior cruciate ligament and of the anterior cruciate ligament and medial…”
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    Direct measurement of resultant forces in the anterior cruciate ligament. An in vitro study performed with a new experimental technique by Markolf, K L, Gorek, J F, Kabo, J M, Shapiro, M S

    “…A new technique was used to measure the resultant forces in the anterior cruciate ligament during a series of loading experiments on seventeen fresh-frozen…”
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    In situ calibration of miniature sensors implanted into the anterior cruciate ligament part II: force probe measurements by Markolf, K L, Willems, M J, Jackson, S R, Finerman, G A

    Published in Journal of orthopaedic research (01-07-1998)
    “…The arthroscopically implantable force probe transducer, which measures the effects of local ligament fiber tension, was inserted into the anteromedial band of…”
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    Combined knee loading states that generate high anterior cruciate ligament forces by Markolf, K L, Burchfield, D M, Shapiro, M M, Shepard, M F, Finerman, G A, Slauterbeck, J L

    Published in Journal of orthopaedic research (01-11-1995)
    “…Injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament frequently occur under combined mechanisms of knee loading. This in vitro study was designed to measure levels of…”
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    Measurement of stability of the knee and ligament force after implantation of a synthetic anterior cruciate ligament. In vitro measurement by More, R C, Markolf, K L

    “…A Gore-Tex prosthetic ligament was inserted, with an over-the-top femoral placement, into thirteen fresh-frozen cadaver knees as a substitute for the anterior…”
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    External fixation in arthrodesis of the ankle. A biomechanical study comparing a unilateral frame with a modified transfixion frame by Thordarson, D B, Markolf, K L, Cracchiolo, A

    “…Arthrodesis of the ankle was performed on eight fresh-frozen human specimens, and four external fixator configurations were applieda unilateral external…”
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    Variables affecting pedicle screw plate fixation of an unstable L3-L4 defect by Markolf, K L, Delamarter, R B, Fyodorov, I, Cable, B

    Published in Clinical orthopaedics and related research (01-06-1996)
    “…Fresh frozen human cadaveric spinal specimens (T8-S1) were subjected to pure flexion extension bending moment and pure axial torque loadings while…”
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    The contribution of the anterior talofibular ligament to ankle laxity by Johnson, E E, Markolf, K L

    “…The motion responses of thirty fresh-frozen cadaver tibiotalar joints were measured for applied anterior-posterior force, inversion-eversion moment, and…”
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    A Biomechanical Comparison of Tibial Inlay and Tibial Tunnel Posterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Techniques: Graft Pretension and Knee Laxity by McAllister, David R., Markolf, Keith L., Oakes, Daniel A., Young, Charles R., McWilliams, Justin

    Published in American journal of sports medicine (01-05-2002)
    “…Background Most posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction techniques use a tibial bone tunnel, which results in an acute bend in the graft as it passes over…”
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    Stiffness and laxity of the knee--the contributions of the supporting structures. A quantitative in vitro study by Markolf, KL, Mensch, JS, Amstutz, HC

    “…Thirty-five normal cadaver knees were tested manually in six positions of the knee using apparatus designed to measure the moment-rotation responses for both…”
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    Direct in vitro measurement of forces in the cruciate ligaments. Part II: The effect of section of the posterolateral structures by Markolf, K L, Wascher, D C, Finerman, G A

    “…Specially designed load-transducers were applied to eight fresh-frozen cadaveric knee specimens in order to measure resultant forces in both cruciate ligaments…”
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    Direct in vitro measurement of forces in the cruciate ligaments. Part I: The effect of multiplane loading in the intact knee by Wascher, D C, Markolf, K L, Shapiro, M S, Finerman, G A

    “…Specially designed load-transducers that measured the resultant forces exerted by the posterior and anterior cruciate ligaments on their respective femoral and…”
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