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Nonlinear ligament viscoelasticity by Provenzano, P, Lakes, R, Keenan, T, Vanderby, Jr, R

“…Ligaments display time-dependent behavior, characteristic of a viscoelastic solid, and are nonlinear in their stress-strain response. Recent experiments (25)…”
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Temporal extracellular matrix adaptations in ligament during wound healing and hindlimb unloading by Martinez, D A, Vailas, A C, Vanderby, Jr, R, Grindeland, R E

“…Previous data from spaceflight studies indicate that injured muscle and bone heal slowly and abnormally compared with ground controls, strongly suggesting that…”
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Mechanical Testing of Modeled Rib Fractures with Plated Fixation on the Internal Surface by Goodspeed, M.J, Vanderby, R, Agarwal, S

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The effect of metacarpal shortening on digital flexion force by Wills, B. P. D., Crum, J. A., McCabe, R. P., Vanderby, R., Ablove, R. H.

“…Metacarpal shaft fractures are common injuries that frequently unite with some shortening of the metacarpal. The aim of this study was to determine the effect…”
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Response of the osteocyte syncytium adjacent to and distant from linear microcracks during adaptation to cyclic fatigue loading by Colopy, S.A., Benz-Dean, J., Barrett, J.G., Sample, S.J., Lu, Y., Danova, N.A., Kalscheur, V.L., Vanderby, R., Markel, M.D., Muir, P.

“…Cyclic loading induces fatigue in bone and initiates a complex, functionally adaptive response. We investigated the effect of a single period of fatigue on the…”
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Degradation of bone structural properties by accumulation and coalescence of microcracks by Danova, N.A, Colopy, S.A, Radtke, C.L, Kalscheur, V.L, Markel, M.D, Vanderby, R, McCabe, R.P, Escarcega, A.J, Muir, P

“…Failure of bone adaptation to protect the skeleton from fatigue fracture is common, and site-specific accumulation and coalescence of microcracking in regions…”
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A structurally based stress-stretch relationship for tendon and ligament by Hurschler, C, Loitz-Ramage, B, Vanderby, Jr, R

“…We propose a mechanical model for tendon or ligament stress-stretch behavior that includes both microstructural and tissue level aspects of the structural…”
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Application of nonlinear viscoelastic models to describe ligament behavior by Provenzano, P P, Lakes, R S, Corr, D T, Vanderby, Jr, R

“…Recent experiments in rat medial collateral ligament revealed that the rate of stress relaxation is strain dependent and the rate of creep is stress dependent…”
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Monopolar radiofrequency energy effects on joint capsular tissue : Potential treatment for joint instability an in vivo mechanical, morphological, and biochemical study using an ovine model by HECHT, P, HAYASHI, K, YAN LU, FANTON, G. S, THABIT, G. III, VANDERBY, R. JR, MARKEL, M. D

“…The purpose of this study was to evaluate the thermal effect of monopolar radiofrequency energy, a potential treatment means for joint instability, on the…”
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Nonlinear viscoelasticity in rabbit medial collateral ligament by Hingorani, Rittu V, Provenzano, Paolo P, Lakes, Roderic S, Escarcega, Anthony, Vanderby, Jr, Ray

“…The goal of this study was to characterize the viscoelastic behavior of the rabbit medial collateral ligament (MCL) at multiple levels of strain (between 0%…”
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Application of acoustoelasticty to biological tissues: a novel non-invasive technique for tissue property evaluation by Kobayashi, H., Vanderby, R.

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Interrelation of creep and relaxation: a modeling approach for ligaments by Lakes, R S, Vanderby, R

“…Experimental data (Thornton et al., 1997) show that relaxation proceeds more rapidly (a greater slope on a log-log scale) than creep in ligament, a fact not…”
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Cervical stability after foraminotomy. A biomechanical in vitro analysis by Zdeblick, T A, Zou, D, Warden, K E, McCabe, R, Kunz, D, Vanderby, R

“…Laminectomy or facetectomy of the cervical spine, or both, may be needed for decompression of the spinal cord or of the nerve-roots. Acute stability of the…”
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Structural properties of interlocking nails, canine femora, and femur-interlocking nail constructs by Dueland, R T, Berglund, L, Vanderby, Jr, R, Chao, E Y

“…Using standard material testing techniques (bending stiffness, torsional stiffness, and maximum torque to failure or yield torque), the structural properties…”
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Biomechanical performance principal component linkage mapping in recombinant congenic mice: Ostf is a candidate gene by Saless, N, Litscher, S.J, Houlihan, M.J, Kattappuram, R.S, Lopez Franco, G.E, Vanderby, R, Demant, P, Blank, R.D

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Hindlimb unloading alters ligament healing by Provenzano, Paolo P, Martinez, Daniel A, Grindeland, Richard E, Dwyer, Kelley W, Turner, Joanne, Vailas, Arthur C, Vanderby, Ray, Jr

“…1  Orthopedic Research Laboratories, Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation and Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Wisconsin, Madison,…”
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The effect of recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein-2 on femoral reconstruction with an intercalary allograft in a dog model by Elizabeth Pluhar, G, Manley, Paul A, Heiner, John P, Vanderby, Ray, Seeherman, Howard J, Markel, Mark D

“…This study compared the effect of augmentation of allograft–host bone junctions with recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein-2 (rhBMP-2) on an absorbable…”
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Use of acoustoelastography to evaluate tendon healing after surgical repair of an Achilles mechanism laceration and rehabilitation with a custom tarsal orthotic splint in a dog by Hans, E. C., Sample, S. J., Duenwald-Kuehl, S. E., Vanderby, R., Muir, P.

“…Achilles mechanism laceration in dogs is commonly treated by suture repair and temporary tarsal immobilisation. Acoustoelastography is an ultrasound technique…”
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The mechanism of joint capsule thermal modification in an in-vitro sheep model by Hayashi, K, Peters, D M, Thabit, 3rd, G, Hecht, P, Vanderby, Jr, R, Fanton, G S, Markel, M D

“…The purpose of this study was to understand the mechanism responsible for joint capsule shrinkage after nonablative laser application in an in-vitro sheep…”
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Transient and cyclic responses of strain-generated potential in rabbit patellar tendon are frequency and pH dependent by Chen, C T, McCabe, R P, Grodzinsky, A J, Vanderby, Jr, R

“…The goal of this study was to expand understanding of strain-generated potential (SGP) in ligamentous or tendinous tissues. Most SGP studies in the past have…”
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