Biomedical Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
biomaterials such as nanofibers [ 55 , 58 ], biodegradable and bioresorbable
magnesium alloys [ 59 , 60 ], and so on, to be used as scaffolds. With functional
tissue engineering, we can be hopeful that multiphasic scaffolds with unique
and desired characteristics can be made and implanted for rapid integration
with native tissues to take place and eventually remodel into a native-like
insertion site.
Acknowledgements This work was supported in part by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine, NIH (MCL Grant 14918), and an NSF ERC Grant
(#0812348).
References
1. Woo SLY, Gomez MA, Sites TJ, Newton PO, Orlando CA, Akeson WH (1987) The
biomechanical and morphological-changes in the medial collateral ligament of the rabbit
after immobilization and remobilization. J Bone Joint Surg Am 69A(8):1200-1211
2. Haus J, Halata Z (1990) Innervation of the anterior cruciate ligament. Int Orthop 14
(3):293-296
3. Aydog ST, Korkusuz P, Doral MN, Tetik O, Demirel HA (2006) Decrease in the numbers of
mechanoreceptors in rabbit ACL: the effects of ageing. Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc
14(4):325-329
4. Grigg P (1975) Mechanical factors influencing response of joint afferent neurons from cat
knee. J Neurophysiol 38(6):1473-1484
5. Grigg P, Harrigan EP, Fogarty KE (1978) Segmental reflexes mediated by joint afferent
neurons in cat knee. J Neurophysiol 41(1):9-14
6. Grigg P, Hoffman AH (1982) Properties of Ruffini afferents revealed by stress-analysis of
isolated sections of cat knee capsule. J Neurophysiol 47(1):41-54
7. Buckwalter JA, Woo SL-Y (1996) Age-related changes in ligaments and joint capsules:
implications for participation in sports. Sports Med Arthrosc 4:250-262
8. Woo SLY, Gomez MA, Seguchi Y, Endo CM, Akeson WH (1983) Measurement of mechani-
cal properties of ligament substance from a bone ligament bone preparation. J Orthop Res
1(1):22-29
9. Woo SLY, Hollis JM, Adams DJ, Lyon RM, Takai S (1991) Tensile properties of the human
femur-anterior cruciate ligament-tibia complex—the effects of specimen age and orientation.
Am J Sports Med 19(3):217-225
10. Thomopoulos S, Williams GR, Gimbel JA, Favata M, Soslowsky LJ (2003) Variation of
biomechanical, structural, and compositional properties along the tendon to bone insertion site.
J Orthop Res 21(3):413-419
11. Woo SLY, Abramowitch SD, Kilger R, Liang R (2006) Biomechanics of knee ligaments:
injury, healing, and repair. J Biomech 39(1):1-20
12. Woo SLY, Thomas M, Saw SSC (2004) Contribution of biomechanics, orthopaedics and
rehabilitation: the past, present and future. Surgeon 2(3):125-136
13. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Martin RK (1978) Influence of age and sex on strength of bone-
ligament junctions in knee joints of rats. J Bone Joint Surg Am 60(2):230-234
14. Woo SLY, Peterson RH, Ohland KJ, Sites TJ, Danto MI (1990) The effects of strain rate on the
properties of the medial collateral ligament in skeletally immature and mature rabbits—a
biomechanical and histological study. J Orthop Res 8(5):712-721
15. Woo SLY, Orlando CA, Gomez MA, Frank CB, Akeson WH (1986) Tensile properties of the
medial collateral ligament as a function of age. J Orthop Res 4(2):133-141
Search WWH ::




Custom Search