Orthopedics

New data from the United Kingdom, the United States and Switzerland illuminate research in orthopedics

Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, May 1st, 2007

Data on orthopedics are outlined in reports from the United Kingdom, the United States and Switzerland.

Study 1: Fresh data on orthopedics are presented in the report "A drop tower for controlled impact testing of biological tissues." According to recent research from Aberdeen, the United Kingdom, "Impact damage, in particular to tissues such as articular cartilage, is a recognised source of morbidity. To understand better the clinical outcomes, it is important to know the mechanics of the damage sustained and the biological response of cells to rapidly applied forces and subsequent tissue disruption."

"An instrumented drop tower has been designed to...

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Source: Medical Imaging Law Weekly (2007-05-01)

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