Clare Rimnac

Professor Emerita

Case Western Reserve University

United States

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Clare Rimnac is a Professor Emerita at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on the biomechanics and fatigue properties of human cortical bone, as well as the effects of radiation on bone and implants. Recent publications include studies on fatigue crack propagation, collagen chain fragmentation, and the long-term evaluation of total hip arthroplasty materials.

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Sequential irradiation does not improve fatigue crack propagation resistance of human cortical bone at 15 kGy

The influence of radiation-induced collagen chain fragmentation, crosslinking, and sequential irradiation on the high-cycle fatigue life of human cortical bone

Editorial: What CORR ® Seeks From Papers About New Implants and Techniques

Biomechanics of immature human cortical bone: A systematic review

Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) Evaluation of the Bone Remodeling Effects of a Low-Modulus Composite Hip Stem After 2 Decades of Follow-Up

Fatigue crack propagation and fracture toughness of cortical bone are radiation dose-dependent

The High-cycle Fatigue Life of Cortical Bone Allografts Is Radiation Sterilization Dose-dependent: An In Vitro Study

Unexpected Wear of a Uniquely Designed Moderately Cross-Linked Polyethylene in Total Hip Arthroplasty

Editorial: Minimizing Workplace Bias - What Surgeons, Scientists, and Their Organizations Can Do

Editorial: Opposites Attract at CORR ® - arning and Qualitative Research

Reply to Zadpoor: Fatigue mechanisms observed in bone provide insight to microarchitectured materials

The importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in orthopedic research

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X. Sherry Liu

Ozan Akkus

Kharma C. Foucher

Montri Wongworawat

Ruth Ochia

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