2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0020-1383(02)00114-6
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Computer simulation of forearm rotation in angular deformities: a new therapeutic approach

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“…2e4 Computer simulations can predict the amount of rotational impairment caused by angular deformities in the forearm. 5 Miyake et al 6 reported results using a 3-dimensional simulation program and custom-made osteotomy template for malunited diaphyseal forearm fracture. They encountered no proximal radioulnar instability, but they found 2 cases of persistent instability of the distal radioulnar joint in patients who had instability before the osteotomies.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2e4 Computer simulations can predict the amount of rotational impairment caused by angular deformities in the forearm. 5 Miyake et al 6 reported results using a 3-dimensional simulation program and custom-made osteotomy template for malunited diaphyseal forearm fracture. They encountered no proximal radioulnar instability, but they found 2 cases of persistent instability of the distal radioulnar joint in patients who had instability before the osteotomies.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. ), et la gravité des cals vicieux qui peuvent les affecter, est bien connue [22][23][24][25]. Durant la rotation du radius autour de l'ulna, la géométrie des deux os fait que la distance entre les points d'insertion des fibres de la MIO varie : certains points se rapprochent (les fibres se détendent), tandis que d'autres s'éloignent (les fibres se tendent).…”
Section: Biomécanique De La Miounclassified
“…Based on MRI findings, more comprehensive kinematic models were developed that include the motion of the ulna [5], [6]. Kasten, Weinberg et al introduced a surrogate mechanism for the pro-/supination where the influence of This work has been supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation joints were taken into account by a simplified mechanical analogy [6], [7]. The fitting of kinematics to patient-specific anatomy was manually performed by measuring geometric attributes from radiographs, for instance bone lengths.…”
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confidence: 99%