Low-Amplitude and High-Frequency Loading Influences Interstitial Fluid Flow in Osteogenesis Imperfecta Osteon

The article offers a description of an urgent medical problem that has been actively considered for several years as an interdisciplinary problem. By considering the formation of non-syndromic craniosynostosis in young children as a version of disorder of the bone tissue modeling/remodeling process [3], the author describes methods of solving the problem of osteogenesis management in cranial sutures in young children. Their distinctive feature is that this problem is formulated and solved from the position of biomechanics as a problem of strain control over the entire body volume or a part of it only.

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Low-Amplitude and High-Frequency Loading Influences Interstitial Fluid Flow in Osteogenesis Imperfecta Osteon

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A biomechanical model of the correction of osteogenesis in cranial sutures in case of non-syndromic posttraumatic craniosynostoses in young children

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