Publications

Publications

Recent Advances in Computational Mechanics of the Human Knee Joint

This paper comprehensively reviews recent advances in the computational mechanics of the human knee joint within the field of biomechanics. It summarizes various computational models and methodologies used to analyze knee function under different conditions, emphasizing their importance in orthopedic research.

NONINVASIVE EVALUATIONS OF SLENDER GRAPHITE RODS AND HUMAN THORACOLUMBAR SPINE

Ibrahim Erdem

This paper presents a biomechanical study involving noninvasive evaluations of graphite rods and the human thoracolumbar spine, leveraging advanced numerical approaches. It primarily uses finite element analysis with ANSYS and ABAQUS software to assess mechanical properties, internal conditions, and fracture risks, contributing to improved understanding of spinal mechanics and scoliosis treatment.

Computational and Experimental Analyses of Bone and Adult Stem Cell Mechano biology'

Terry Wayne Pfeiler

This paper presents a biomechanical investigation combining computational and experimental analyses to understand bone and adult stem cell mechanobiology. It aims to determine optimal mechanical stimuli for in vitro bone formation, crucial for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications.

EFFECT OF BONE GEOMETRY ON STRESS DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN THE EQUINE METACARPOPHALANGEAL JOINT

Katrina L. Easton

This biomechanical paper investigates how bone geometry affects stress distribution in the equine metacarpophalangeal joint using a finite element model. The study aims to understand fracture pathogenesis in racehorses, contributing to injury prevention through detailed computational analysis of joint mechanics.

Validation of Finite Element Predictions of Cartilage Contact Pressure in the Human Hip Joint

This paper presents a biomechanical study validating a three-dimensional finite element (FE) model of the human hip joint for predicting cartilage contact pressures during various activities. The research showcases the importance of computational modeling, including the use of TrueGrid for mesh generation, in advancing the understanding of hip joint mechanics and osteoarthritis.