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JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICS VOLUME 29 1996 © PERGAMON Journal of Biomechanics Affiliated with the American Society of Biomechanics, the European Society of Biomechanics and the International Society of Biomechanics Editors-in-Chief Rik Huiskes Biomechanics Section, Institute of Orthopaedics, University of Nijmegen, P.O. Box 9101, 6500 HB Nijmegen, The Netherlands. E-mail: [email protected] Richard A. Brand Orthopaedic Biomechanics Laboratory, 2430 Steindler Building, The University of lowa, lowa City, IA 52242, USA. E-mail: [email protected] Book Review Editor Richard A. Brand (see address above) Editorial Board Thomas P. Andriacchi, Malcolm H. Pope, Coralville, /A, Rush -Presbyterian -St. Luke's Medical Center, USA Chicago, IL, USA Leif Ryd, University Hospital of Lund, Sweden John D. Currey, University of York, UK Erich Schneider, Technica/ University Benno M. Nigg, University of Calgary, Alberta, Hamburg -—Harburg, Germany Canada Aibert B. Schultz, University of Michigan, John P. 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Journa/ of Biomechanics is distributed by Mercury Airfreight International Ltd, 10 Camptown Road, Irvington, New Jersey 10591-5153. Postmaster please send address corrections to Journa/ of Biomechanics, c/o Elsevier Science RSO, Customer Support De partment, 655 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10010, U.S.A. [Tel.: (+1) 212-633-3730/1 888 4ES-INFO. Fax: (+1) 212-633-3680. E-mail: [email protected]]. Contents Volume 29 Number 1 Editorial D. Lee and J. J. Chiu Intimal thickening under shear in a carotid bifurcation—a numerical study M. Zaéek and E. Krause Numerical simulation of the blood flow in the human cardiovascular system P. Klein, S. Mattys and M. Rooze Moment arm length variations of selected muscles acting on talocrural and subtalar joints during movement: an in vitro study N. Stergiopulos, M. Spiridon, On the wave transmission and F. Pythoud and J.-J. Meister reflection properties of stenoses F, C. T. van der Helm and Quasi-static analysis of muscle forces H. E. J. Veeger in the shoulder mechanism during wheelchair propulsion P. Massin, E. Vandenbussche, Experimental study of periacetabular B. Landjerit and B. Augereau deformations before and _ after implantation of hip prostheses H. Gregersen, L. Vinter-Jensen, Impedance planimetric characteriz- C. O. Juhi and E. Z. Dajani ation of the distal oesophagus in the Goettingen minipig C. A. Pattin, W. E. Caler and Cyclic mechanical property D. R. Carter degradation during fatigue loading of cortical bone B. J. Fregly and F. E. Zajac A state-space analysis of mechanical energy generation, absorption, and transfer during pedaling Technical Notes S. G. Roberts, T. M. Hutchinson, Noninvasive determination of bone S. B. Arnaud, B. J. Kiratli, mechanical properties using vibration R. B. Martin and C. R. Steele response: a refined model and vali- dation in vivo A. C. Burleson, R. A. Levine A model based on dimensional analy- and A. P. Yoganathan sis for non-invasive quantification of valvular regurgitation under confined and impinging conditions Vil W. Herzog, J. M. Archambault, Evaluation of the implantable force T. R. Leonard and H. K. Nguyen transducer for chronic tendon-force recordings G. Dubini, M. R. de Leval, A numerical fluid mechanical study of R. Pietrabissa, F. M. Montevecchi repaired congenital heart defects. and R. Fumero Application to the total cavopul- monary connection P. W. Hui, P. C. Leung and A. Sher Fluid conductance of cancellous bone graft as a predictor for graft—host interface healing M. E. Levenston and G. S. Beaupre Letter to Editor D. P. Fyhrie and M. B. Schaffler Authors’ Response - Announcements Suggestions for Authors Instructions to Contributors Volume 29 Number 2 February M. R. Myers A numerical investigation into factors affecting anesthetic distribution during spinal anesthesia T. J. A. Mommersteeg, Characterization of the mechanical L. Blankevoort, R. Huiskes, behavior of human knee ligaments: a J. G. M. Kooloos and numerical—-experimental approach J. M. G. Kauer M. Petrtyl, J. Heft and P. Fiala Spatial organization of the haversian bone in man M. Gerbeaux, E. Turpin Musculo-articular modelling of the and G. Lensel-Corbeil triceps brachii C. T. Farley and O. Gonzalez Leg stiffness and stride frequency in human running M. W. Weston, K. Rhee Compliance and diameter mismatch and J. M. Tarbell affect the wall shear rate distribution near an end-to-end anastomosis M. L. Hull, G. S. Berns, Strain in the medial collateral liga- H. Varma and H. A. Patterson ment of the human knee under single and combined loads G. Rappitsch and K. Perktold 207 Computer simulation of convective diffusion processes in large arteries Vill L. Yang, D. N. Condie, Effects of joint motion constraints on M. H. Granat, J. P. Paul the gait of normal subjects and their and D. |. Rowley implications on the further develop- ment of hyrbrid FES orthosis for paraplegic persons J. H. Stuhmiller, K. H.-H. Ho, A model of blast overpressure injury M. J. Vander Vorst, K. T. Dodd, to the lung T. Fitzpatrick and M. Mayorga Technical Notes T. J. Burkholder and R. L. Lieber Stepwise regression is an alternative to splines for fitting noisy data A. P. Shortland, R. A. Black, A novel video technique for visualiz- J. Ss Jarvis and S. Salmons ing flow structures in cardiovascular models R. Maronski Minimum-time running and swim- ming: an optimal control approach R. K. Jensen, S. Doucet Changes in segment mass and mass and T. Treitz distribution during pregnancy J. D. Currey, K. Brear The effects of ageing and changes in and P. Zioupos mineral content in degrading the toughness of human femora V. Ricos, D. R. Pedersen, Effects of anisotropy and material T. D. Brown, R. B. Ashman, axis registration on computed stress C. T. Rubin and R. A. Brand and strain distributions in the turkey ulna Instructions for Contributors Volume 29 Number 3 March W. Herzog and T. R. Leonard Soleus forces and soleus. force potential during unrestrained cat locomotion J. Ravensbergen, J. K. B. Krijger, 281 The influence of the angle of B. Hillen and H. W. Hoogstraten confluence on the flow in a vertebro-basilar junction model P. Era, N. Konttinen, P. Mehto, 301 Postural stability and skilled P. Saarela and H. Lyytinen performance—a study on top-level and naive rifle shooters R. W. Nightingale, 307 Dynamic responses of the head and J. H. McEthaney, W. J. Richardson cervical spine to axial impact loading and B. S. Myers IX M-J. Gu, A. B. Schultz, Postural control in young and elderly N. T. Shepard and N. B. Alexander adults when stance is perturbed: dynamics G. J. Loren, S. D. Shoemaker, Human wrist motors: biomechanical T. J. Burkholder, M. D. Jacobson, design and application to tendon J. Fridén and R. L. Lieber transfers B. E. Maki, W. E. Mcllroy Influence of lateral destabilization on and S. D. Perry compensatory stepping responses J.N. A. L. Leijnse Aa graphic analysis of the biomechanics of the massless bi-articular chain. Application to the proximal bi-articular chain of the human finger Technical Notes Z-P. Luo, G. L. Niebur Determination of the proximity and K-N. An tolerance for measurement of surface contact areas using a magnetic tracking device L. K. Waldman, J. J. Allen, Distributed mechanics of the canine R. S. Pavelec and A. D. McCulloch right ventricle: effects of varying preload D. L. Kowalk, J. A. Duncan Abduction—adduction moments at the and C. L. Vaughan knee during stair ascent and descent Instructions to Authors Volume 29 Number 4 Publisher’s Note B. |. Prilutsky, W. Herzog Transfer of mechanical energy and T. Leonard between ankle and knee joints by gastrocnemius and plantaris muscles during cat locomotion B. |. Prilutsky, L. N. Petrova Comparison of mechanical energy and L. M. Raitsin expenditure of joint moments and muscle forces during human locomotion B. |. Prilutsky, W. Herzog, Role of the muscle belly and tendon T. R. Leonard and T. L. Allinger of soleus, gastrocnemius, and plantaris in mechanical energy absorption and generation during cat locomotion xX M. A. Lemay, P. E. Crago Restoration of pronosupination and M. W. Keith control by FNS in_ tetraplegia— experimental and biomechanical evaluation of feasibility A. Esteki and J. M. Mansour An experimentally based nonlinear viscoelastic model of joint passive moment J. Niemi, H. Nieminen, A static shoulder model based on a E.-P. Takala and E. Viikari-Juntura time-dependent criterion for load sharing between synergistic muscles M. Sato, N. Ohshima Viscoelastic properties of cultured and R. M. Nerem porcine aortic endothelial cells exposed to shear stress S. Schilt, J. E. Moore Jr, The effects of time-varying curvature A. Delfino and J.-J. Meister on velocity profiles in a model of the coronary arteries C. Orizio, D. Liberati, C. Locatelli, Surface mechanomyogram reflects D. De Grandis and A. Veicsteinas muscle fibres twitches summation V. Schlegel Relative friction minimization in fixed orthodontic bracket appliances W. Qassem and M. O. Othman Vibration effects on setting pregnant women—subjects of various masses A. P. Shortland, R. A. Black, Formation and travel of vortices in J. C. Jarvis, F. S. Henry, model ventricles: application to the F. ludicello, M. W. Collins design of skeletal muscle ventricles and S. Salmons R. Jacobs, M. F. Bobbert Mechanical output from individual and G. J. van Ingen Schengu muscles during explosive leg exten- sions: the role of biarticular muscles Technical Notes L. Cristofolini, M. Viceconti, Mechanical validation of whole bone A. Cappello and A. Toni composite femur models D. A. Steinman, R. Frayne, MR measurement and numerical X.-D. Zhang, B. K. Rutt simulation of steady flow in an and C. R. Ethier end-to-side anastomosis model 0. Smedby, S. Nilsson Development of femoral athero- and L. Bergstrand sclerosis in relation to flow disturbances XI H.-J. Wilke, S. Wolf, L. E. Claes, Influence of varying muscle forces M. Arand and A. Wieseind on lumbar intradiscal pressure: an in vitro study D. L. Korvick, J. F. Cummings, The use of an implantable force trans- E. S. Grood, J. P. Holden, ducer to measure patellar tendon S. M. Feder and D. L. Butler forces in goats A. Baca Precise determination of anthropo- metric dimensions by means of image processing methods for estimating human body segment parameter values T. C. Hearn, J. P. Szalai, Sample size estimates for the use of J. F. Surowiak and J. Schatzker human bone in the experimental study of cancellous screw extraction mechanics N. J. Giori, G. S. Beaupré Letter to the Editor and D. R. Carter J. R. Matyas, C. Frank Authors’ Response and N. Shrive Book Review Suggestions for Authors Instructions to Contributors Volume 29 Number 5 May ISB Keynote Lecture C. J. Pennycuick Stress and strain in the flight muscles as constraints on the evolution of flying animals Original Papers P. DeVita, M. Torry, K. L. Glover A functional knee brace alters joint and D. L. Speroni torque and power patterns during walking and running J. W. Osborn Features of human jaw design which maximize the bite force M. Abovsky, Y. Lanir and E. Nevo Tethering affects the mechanics of coronary capillaries M. J. King, J. Corden, T. David A three dimensional, time dependent and J. Fisher analysis of flow through a bileaflet mechanical heart valve: comparison of experimental and numerical results XII M. J. O'Malley Normalization of temporal—distance parameters in pediatric gait T. L. Allinger, M. Epstein Stability of muscle fibers on the and W. Herzog descending limb of the force—length relation. A theoretical consideration A. Rachev, N. Stergiopulos Theoretical study of dynamics of and J.-J. Meister arterial wall remodeling in response to changes in blood pressure Technical Notes S. M. McGill, D. Juker and C. Axler Correcting trunk muscle geometry obtained from MRI and CT scans of supine postures for use in standing postures S. C. Cowin Strain or deformation rate dependent finite growth in soft tissues J. G. Andrews and S. P. Mish Methods for’ investigating the sensitivity of joint resultants to body segment parameter variations N. Sasaki and S. Odajima Stress-strain curve and Young's modulus of a collagen molecule as determined by the X-ray diffraction technique M. G. Hall, H. E. Fleming, Static in situ calibration of force M. J. Dolan, S. F. D. Millbank plates and J. P. Paul K. R. Kaufman, N. Kovacevic, Instrumented implant for measuring S. E. Irby and C. W. Colwell tibiofemoral forces T. Yanai, J. G. Hay and J. T. Gerot Three-dimensional videography of swimming with panning periscopes M. Sakamoto, G. Li, T. Hara A new method for theoretical and E. Y. S. Chao analysis of static indentation test T. A. Maxian, T. D. Brown, A _ sliding-distance-coupled finite D. R. Pedersen and J. J. Callaghan element formulation for polyethylene wear in total hip arthroplasty |. Kingma, H. M. Toussaint, Segment inertial parameter M. P. De Looze evaluation in two anthropometric and J. H. Van Dieen models by application of a dynamic linked segment model Announcements Instructions to Contributors XIll Volume 29 Number 6 June /SB Keynote Lecture K. Hayashi Biomechanical studies of the remodeling of knee joint tendons and ligaments J. M. Czerniecki, A. J. Gitter Energy transfer mechanisms as a and J. C. Beck compensatory strategy in below knee amputee runners S. J. Piazza and S. L. Delp The influence of muscles on knee flexion during the swing phase of gait M. D. Grabiner, J. W. Feuerbach Measures of paraspinal muscle and D. W. Jahnigen performance do not predict initial trunk kinematics after tripping L. A. Taber, Ming Yang Mechanics of ventricular torsion and W. W. Podszus D. D. Cody, D. A. McCubbrey, Predictive value of proximal femoral G. W. Divine, G. J. Gross bone densitometry in determining and S. A. Goldstein local orthogonal material properties R. Raikova A model of the flexion—extension motion in the elbow joint—some problems concerning muscle forces modelling and computation Wenbo Zhu, J. C. latridis, Determination of collagen—proteo- V. Hlibezuk, A. Ratcliffe glycan interactions in vitro and V. C. Mow Technical Notes Zong-Ping Luo, G. R. Buttermann Determination of spinal facet joint and J. L. Lewis loads from extra-articular strains—a theoretical validation A. D. Milne, D. G. Chess, Accuracy of an_ electromagnetic J. A. Johnson and G. J. W. King tracking device: a study of the optimal operating range and metal interference L. A. Gilchrist and D. A. Winter A two-part, viscoelastic foot model for use in gait simulations L. Blankevoort, In vitro \axity-testers for knee joints G. J. V. M. van Osch, B. Janssen of mice and E. E. G. Hekman A. J. van den Kroonenberg, Hip impact velocities and body W. C. Hayes and T. A. McMahon configurations for voluntary falls from standing height W. P. Smutz, M. Drexler, Accuracy of a_ video _ strain L. J. Berglund, E. Growney measurement system and K. N. An XIV

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