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In vivo tendon tension and bone strain measurement and correlation

Barnes et al., 1974

Document ID
10056273355667771892
Author
Barnes G
Pinder D
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Publication venue
Journal of Biomechanics

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Recent advances in strain gauges and bonding techniques permit the recording of bone strain in the living animal. Such strain is caused by tendon tension and by weight bearing. Both lateral and medial bone strain are recorded from the third metacarpal bone of the …
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