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Title Spine technology handbook / edited by Dr. Steven M. Kurtz, Dr. Avram Allan Edidin.
Publisher Amsterdam : Elsevier Academic Press, [2006]
Copyright date ©2006


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Descript xiv, 535 pages : illustrations (some colour) ; 25 cm
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Contents The basic tools and terminology of spine treatment -- Synthetic biomaterials for spinal applications -- Structure and properties of soft tissues in the spine -- Biomechanics of vertebral bone -- Musculature actuation and biomechanics of the spine -- Spine disorders : implications for bioengineers -- Historical review of spinal instrumentation for fusion : rods, plates, screws, and cages -- Clinical performance of rods, plates, screws, and cages -- Biologics to promote spinal fusion -- Nucleus replacement of the intervertebral disc -- Total disc arthroplasty -- Vertebral compression fracture treatments -- Standard test methods for spine implants -- Finite element modeling of the spine -- FDA regulation of spinal implants -- Economics and reimbursement for spine technologies.
ISBN 9780123693907
012369390X
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Subject Spine -- Surgery.
Spine.
Spine -- Mechanical properties.
Spinal implants.
Biomedical engineering.
Alt author Kurtz, Steven M., 1968- editor.
Edidin, Avram Allan, editor.
Descript xiv, 535 pages : illustrations (some colour) ; 25 cm
Content text txt
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Contents The basic tools and terminology of spine treatment -- Synthetic biomaterials for spinal applications -- Structure and properties of soft tissues in the spine -- Biomechanics of vertebral bone -- Musculature actuation and biomechanics of the spine -- Spine disorders : implications for bioengineers -- Historical review of spinal instrumentation for fusion : rods, plates, screws, and cages -- Clinical performance of rods, plates, screws, and cages -- Biologics to promote spinal fusion -- Nucleus replacement of the intervertebral disc -- Total disc arthroplasty -- Vertebral compression fracture treatments -- Standard test methods for spine implants -- Finite element modeling of the spine -- FDA regulation of spinal implants -- Economics and reimbursement for spine technologies.
ISBN 9780123693907
012369390X
Subject Spine -- Surgery.
Spine.
Spine -- Mechanical properties.
Spinal implants.
Biomedical engineering.
Alt author Kurtz, Steven M., 1968- editor.
Edidin, Avram Allan, editor.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL 3rd Floor  RD768 .S65 2006  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Spine -- Surgery.
Spine.
Spine -- Mechanical properties.
Spinal implants.
Biomedical engineering.
Descript xiv, 535 pages : illustrations (some colour) ; 25 cm
Content text txt
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Contents The basic tools and terminology of spine treatment -- Synthetic biomaterials for spinal applications -- Structure and properties of soft tissues in the spine -- Biomechanics of vertebral bone -- Musculature actuation and biomechanics of the spine -- Spine disorders : implications for bioengineers -- Historical review of spinal instrumentation for fusion : rods, plates, screws, and cages -- Clinical performance of rods, plates, screws, and cages -- Biologics to promote spinal fusion -- Nucleus replacement of the intervertebral disc -- Total disc arthroplasty -- Vertebral compression fracture treatments -- Standard test methods for spine implants -- Finite element modeling of the spine -- FDA regulation of spinal implants -- Economics and reimbursement for spine technologies.
Alt author Kurtz, Steven M., 1968- editor.
Edidin, Avram Allan, editor.
ISBN 9780123693907
012369390X
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