Long-Term Mechanical Properties of Bone

Aug 31, 2012

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Why study long-term failure?. Because bones fail by long-term mechanisms as a result of strenuous exercise. Failures that occur in this way are called Stress Fractures' by clinicians, to distinguish them from fractures that occur due to trauma (e.g. a fall). Stress fractures occur often in athletes

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Long-Term Mechanical Properties of Bone

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