Simon Herger

Lecturer

University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland

Switzerland

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Simon Herger is a Lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. His research focuses on the evaluation of cartilage health through advanced imaging techniques and the impact of mechanical load on cartilage biomarkers. Recent articles emphasize the relationship between knee cartilage properties and factors such as age and injury, as well as the kinetics of mechanosensitive blood markers in various conditions.

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2020

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Christian Egloff

Head Knee Surgery

University Hospital Basel

SWITZERLAND

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Annegret Mündermann

Adjunct Professor

University of Basel

SWITZERLAND

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Articles (9)

Correction: Clinical validation of fully automated cartilage transverse relaxation time (T2) and thickness analysis using quantitative DESS magnetic resonance imaging

Anterior cruciate ligament injury and age affect knee cartilage T2 but not thickness

Dose-response relationship of in vivo ambulatory load and mechanosensitive cartilage biomarkers—The role of age, tissue health and inflammation: A study protocol

Experimental-analytical approach to assessing mechanosensitive cartilage blood marker kinetics in healthy adults: dose-response relationship and interrelationship of nine candidate markers

Experimental-analytical approach to assessing mechanosensitive cartilage blood marker kinetics in healthy adults: dose-response relationship and interrelationship of nine candidate markers

Long-term repeatability of cartilage oligomeric matrix protein kinetics in response to walking stress

Mechanosensitive blood markers and their interrelation in patients with medial compartment knee osteoarthritis

Framework for modulating ambulatory load in the context of in vivo mechanosensitivity of articular cartilage

Analytical approach for determining the suitability of nine cadidate blood markers for investigating the response of articular cartilage to ambulatory load

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Christian Egloff

Annegret Mündermann

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