Marlène Mengoni

University of Leeds

United Kingdom

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Claire Brockett

Professor of Biomechanics

University of Sheffield

UNITED KINGDOM

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University of Hull

UNITED KINGDOM

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Marlène Mengoni

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Injection Volume Is a Better Predictor of Stiffness Restoration Than Injection Force in an In Vitro Study of Nucleus Augmentation of the Intervertebral Disc

Changes in subchondral bone morphology with osteoarthritis in the ankle

A Finite Element Model to Investigate the Stability of Osteochondral Grafts Within a Human Tibiofemoral Joint

Injectable peptide-glycosaminoglycan hydrogels for soft tissue repair: in vitro assessment for nucleus augmentation

Review of in vitro mechanical testing for intervertebral disc injectable biomaterials

EFFECT OF SPINAL FUSION ON BIOMECHANICS OF FACET JOINTS: SYNCHRONIZED SPATIO-TEMPORAL AND MECHANICAL ANALYSIS

Effect of meniscus modelling assumptions in a static tibiofemoral finite element model: importance of geometry over material

BIOMECHANICS OF FACET JOINTS: SYNCHRONIZED SPATIO-TEMPORAL AND MECHANICAL ANALYSIS

MODELLING OSTEOCHONDRAL GRAFT BEHAVIOUR IN TIBIOFEMORAL JOINTS

The relationship between subchondral bone cysts and cartilage health in the Tibiotalar joint: A finite element analysis

Morphological Variation of the Haemophilic Talus.

Biomechanical modelling of the facet joints: a review of methods and validation processes in finite element analysis

Experimental and Computational Comparison of Intervertebral Disc Bulge for Specimen-Specific Model Evaluation Based on Imaging

Estimating tissue-level properties of porcine talar subchondral bone.

Using inverse finite element analysis to identify spinal tissue behaviour in situ.

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Claire Brockett

Harriet Talbott

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