[PDF] Top 20 Investigation On The Effects Of Human Weight On Intervertebral Disc At Human Lumbar Spine Using Finite Element Analysis

... excess human weight compared to normal weight produce extra force to the lumbar spine ...the human weight change the mechanical properties of the intervertebral ... See full document

... (OA), intervertebral disc degeneration, body pain and difficulty in physical ...lower lumbar spine, which bear the largest mechanical compressive ...in lumbar spine are thus ... See full document

... with human cadaver access. At least the cadaver of normal human can be obtained ...the spine, obtaining scoliosis affected cadaver is very rare or highly ...specific finite element ... See full document

... tain effects on the predicted ...the effects of different working-resting modes on different levels of degenerated ...The effects of muscular constitution were not considered for all different ... See full document

... the disc to leak. This ruptures (herniated) disc may press up against a spinal nerve causing pain, numbness and tingling or weakness in the arms or ...the spine, but is more common in the ... See full document

... words: Finite element analysis, spine, ...vertebra, disc, and ligaments works in combination to provides a motion protection and body force ...or human under goes injury the ... See full document

... comparative finite element investigation of multiple interbody fusion ...done using animal and human cadaver ...on human specimens, Oxland and Lund stated that the an- terior ... See full document

... the lumbar spine for the purpose of studying the behavior of the lumbar spine when affected by degenerative disc ...including disc fusion and different types of artificial ... See full document

... the spine could change the mechanical behaviour of the lumbar spine and affected on the pressure and stress that occurs in the intervertebral disc particularly at nucleus pulposus and ... See full document

... For lumbar disc degeneration, the clinical treatment commonly used is lumbar fusion which has been known as the “gold ...the lumbar spine and cannot achieve the functionality of the ... See full document

... Summary of Evidence Overall, the available scientific evidence remains insufficient to permit conclusions concerning the effect of this technology on the net health outcome. The Charité® has been withdrawn from the ... See full document

... rative disc disease, currently represents a serious pro- blem due to its socio-economic ...the spine, re- peated flexion movements and individual genetic cha- ...the lumbar spine as a whole. ... See full document

... L3-L5 finite element model was extracted from a previously developed and validated three-dimensional, nonlinear, ligamentous L3- Sacrum model [25, ...in finite element models of metastasis ... See full document

... i ABSTRACT In industry, there are many major industrial accidents. One of these is lower back pain. These injuries are responsible for the bulk of compensation money spent. Statistically problem in lower back pain of ... See full document

... the disc and in the intact anterior ...The disc is small and does bulges in small proportions which results in an incremental stretching of the anterior fibers and increase of ...in lumbar segment, ... See full document

... Normal motion segments (left) and segments with spondylolisthesis (right) ... Idea of spinal fusion and anterior and posterior fusion on X-ray... Example of an artificial disc ... M[r] ... See full document

... The finite element (FE) model is one of the critical biomechanical models that provide basic insights into the workings of the cervical ...cervical spine biomechanics in response to various ... See full document

... the human spine, but ultrastructural imaging techniques, as utilised recently by Rodrigues et al [28] in combination with DIC images have provided an insight into the organisation of AF “sub-bundle fibrils” ... See full document

... result in myelopathy, which is manifested by subtle changes in gait or balance, weakness in the arms or legs, and numbness of the arms or hands, in severe cases. The prevalence of DDD secondary to cervical spondylosis ... See full document

... – Loosening of fibers traveling in opposite Loosening of fibers traveling in opposite direction. direction.[r] ... See full document