Journal of Biomechanics 1997: Vol 30 Table of Contents

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JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICS
Editors-in-Chief
Rik Huiskes and Richard A. Brand
VOLUME 30 1997
Supplement to Journal of Biomechanics
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 9707, 6500 HB Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
E-mail: rikia orthp.azn.nl
Richard A. Brand
Orthopaedic Biomechanics Laboratory, 2430 Steindler Building, The University of lowa, lowa City, [A 52242, USA. E-mail:
dick-brandi(a ulowa.edu
Book Review Editor
Richard A. Brand (see address above)
Editorial Board
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John D. Currey, University of York, UK Germany
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Contents
Volume 30 Number 1 January 1997
P. A. Torzilli, R. Grigiene, C. Huang, Characterization of cartilage metabolic response
S. M. Friedman, S. B. Doty, A. L. Boskey to static and dynamic stress using a mechanical
and G. Lust explant test system
A. F. T. Mak, D. T. Huang, J. D. Zhang Deformation-induced hierarchical flows and
and Pin Tong drag forces in bone canaliculi and matrix
microporosity
Kyu-Jung Kim, J. A. Ashton- Miller, The vesico-urethral pressuregram analysis of
K. Strohbehn, J. O. L. DeLancey urethral function under stress
and A. B. Schultz
A. M. Krylow and T. G. Sandercock Dynamic force responses of muscle involving
eccentric contraction
A. Iglié
A possible mechanism determining the stability
of spiculated red blood cells
A. Rohlmann, G. Bergmann and F. Graichen Loads on an internal spinal fixation device during
walking
M. Munih and A. Kralj Modelling muscle activity in standing with
considerations for bone safety
H. R. Chaudhry, B. Bukiet, A. Davis, Residual stresses in oscillating thoracic arteries
A. B. Ritter and T. Findley reduce circumferential stresses and_ stress
gradients
D. Hawkins and M. Bey Muscle and tendon force-length properties and
their interactions in vivo
W. Y. Gu, W. M. Lai and V. C. Mow A triphasic analysis of negative osmotic flows
through charged hydrated soft tissues
Technical Notes
T. L. Haut and R. C. Haut The state of tissue hydration determines the
strain-rate-sensitive stiffness of human patellar
tendon
P. S. Walker, G. W. Blunn, D. R. Broome, A knee simulating machine for performance
J. Perry, A. Watkins, S. Sathasivam, evaluation of total knee replacements
M. E. Dewar and J. P. Paul
B. P. Pereira, P. W. Lucas and Teoh Swee-Hin Ranking the fracture toughness of thin mam-
malian soft tissues using the scissors cutting test
A. M. M. Muijtjens, J. M. A. Roos, T. Arts, Tracking markers with missing data by lower rank
A. Hasman and R. S. Reneman approximation
Letters to the Editor
R. W. Mann and C. W. McCutchen Comment on ‘A theoretical solution for the
frictionless rolling contact of cylindrical biphasic
articular cartilage layers’
Ill
G. A. Ateshian and H. Wang Authors’ Response
Announcement
Suggestions for Authors
Instructions to Contributors
Volume 30 Number 2 February 1997
M. H. Pope, M. Magnusson and T. Hansson The upper extremity attenuates intermediate
frequency vibrations
R. B. Martin, V. A. Gibson, S. M. Stover, Residual strength of equine bone is not reduced
J. C. Gibeling and L. V. Griffin by intense fatigue loading: implications for stress
fracture
Li-Shan Chou, L. F. Draganich Minimum energy trajectories of the swing ankle
and Shin-Min Song when stepping over obstacles of different heights
M. Dammak, A. Shirazi-Adl and D. J. Zukor Analysis of cementless implants using interface
nonlinear friction—experimental and _ finite
element studies
M. A. Wimmer and T. P. Andriacchi Tractive forces during rolling motion of the knee:
implications for wear in total knee replacement
T. J. A. Mommersteeg, R. Huiskes, An inverse dynamics modeling approach to
L. Blankevoort, J. G. M. Kooloos determine the restraining function of human knee
and J. M. G. Kauer ligament bundles
R. E. Guldberg, M. Richards, N. J. Caldwell, Trabecular bone adaptation to variations in
C. L. Kuelske and S. A. Goldstein porous-coated implant topology
P. Braidotti, F. P. Branca and L. Stagni Scanning electron microscopy of human cortical
bone failure surfaces
K. B. Shelburne and M. G. Pandy A musculoskeletal model of the knee _ for
evaluating ligament forces during isometric
contractions
S. Sathasivam and P. S. Walker A computer model with surface friction for the
prediction of total knee kinematics
Technical Notes
L. V. Griffin, J. C. Gibeling, V. A. Gibson, Artifactual nonlinearity due to wear grooves and
R. B. Martin and S. M. Stover friction in four-point bending experiments of
cortical bone
J. M. Guccione, G. S. Le Prell, P. P. de Tombe Measurements of active myocardial tension
and W. C. Hunter under a wide range of physiological loading
conditions
B. K. Bay, A. J. Hamel, S. A. Olson Statically equivalent load and support conditions
and N. A. Sharkey produce different hip joint contact pressures and
periacetabular strains
M. D. Buschmann Numerical conversion of transient to harmonic
response functions for linear viscoelastic
materials
A controlled-release ergometer for the human
ankle
Instructions to Contributors
Volume 30 Number 3 March 1997
F. W. L. Aelen, T. Arts, D. G. M. Sanders, Relation between torsion and cross-sectional
G. R. P. Thelissen, A. M. M. Muijtjens, area change in the human left ventricle
F. W. Prinzen and R. S. Reneman
E. J. Bassey, J. J. Littlewood Relations between compressive axial forces in an
and S. J. G. Taylor instrumented massive femoral implant, ground
reaction forces, and integrated electromyographs
from vastus lateralis during various ‘osteogenic’
exercises
S. J. G. Taylor, J. S. Perry, J. M. Meswania, Telemetry of forces from proximal femoral
N. Donaldson, P. S. Walker replacements and relevance to fixation
and S. R. Cannon
J. S. Jurvelin, M. D. Buschmann Optical and mechanical determination of Poi-
and E. B. Hunziker son’s ratio of adult bovine humeral articular
cartilage
P. R. Cavanagh, E. Morag, A. J. M. Boulton, The relationship of static foot structure to
M. J. Young, K. T. Deffner and S. E. Pammer dynamic foot function
M. A. Nussbaum, B. J. Martin A neural network model for simulation of torso
and D. B. Chaffin muscle coordination
M. Ekevad and B. Lundberg Influence of pole length and stiffness on the
energy conversion in pole-vaulting
A. Viedma, C. Jiménez-Ortiz and V. Marco Extended Willis circle model to explain clinical
observations in periorbital arterial flow
Technical Notes
H. Demiray Waves in initially stressed fluid-filled thick tubes
A. B. Zavatsky A kinematic-freedom analysis of a flexed-knee-
stance testing rig
J. M. Bach, M. L. Hull and H. A. Patterson Direct measurement of strain in the postero-
lateral bundle of the anterior cruciate ligament
F. Eckstein, C. Adam, H. Sittek, C. Becker, Non-invasive determination of cartilage thick-
S. Milz, E. Schulte, M. Reiser and R. Putz ness throughout joint surfaces using magnetic
resonance imaging
J. Cholewicki, M. M. Panjabi, K. Nibu Spinal ligament transducer based on a Hall effect
and M. E. Macias sensor
V
Correcting for limb inertia and compliance in fast
ergometers
Letters to the Editor
A. L. Hof and W. Zijlstra Comment on ‘Normalization of temporal-
distance parameters in pediatric gait’
M. O'Malley Author’s Response
W. Herzog and E. M. Hasler Comment on “The use of an implantable force
transducer to measure patellar tendon forces in
goats”
E. S. Grood and D. L. Korvick Authors’ Response
M. Solomonow Comment on “‘Role of muscle belly and tendon of
soleus gastrocnemius and plantaris in mechanical
energy absorbtion and generation during cat
locomotion”
B. |. Prilutsky, W. Herzog, T. R. Leonard Authors’ Response
and T. L. Allinger
Erratum
Announcement
Volume 30 Number 4 April 1997
T. N. Gardner, J. Hardy, M. Evans Temporal changes in dynamic inter fragmentary
and J. Kenwright motion and callus formation in fractures
S. J. Hoshaw, D. D. Cody, A. M. Saad Decrease in canine proximal femoral ultimate
and D. P. Fyhrie strength and stiffness due to fatigue damage
Li-Shan Chou and L. F. Draganich Stepping over an obstacle increases the motions
and moments of the joints of the trailing limb in
young adults
K. A. Mann, D. C. Ayers, F. W. Werner, Tensile strength of the cement—bone interface
R. J. Nicoletta and M. D. Fortino depends on the amount of bone interdigitated
with PMMA cement
Yi-Chung Pai and J. Patton Center of mass velocity—position predictions for
balance control
C. M. Les, S. M. Stover, J. H. Keyak, K. T. Taylor The distribution of material properties in the
and N. H. Willits equine third metacarpal bone serves to enhance
sagittal bending
W. G. M. Geraets, P. F. Van der Stelt, P. Lips, Orientation of the trabecular pattern of the distal
P. J. M. Elders, F. C. Van Ginkel and E. H. Burger radius around the menopause
J. Z. Wu, W. Herzog and M. Epstein An improved solution for the contact of two
biphasic cartilage layers
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Technical Notes
M. K. Barker and B. B. Seedhom Articular cartilage deformation under
physiological cyclic loading—apparatus and
measurement technique
A. Guillaume, D. Osmont, D. Gaffie, J. C. Sarron Effects of perfusion on the mechanical behavior
and P. Quandieu of the brain exposed to hypergravity
C. Krettek, M. Mann&, B. Konemann, The deformation of small diameter solid tibial
T. Miclau, P. Schandelmaier and H. Tscherne nails with unreamed intramedullary insertion
J. T. Dennerlein, J. M. Miller, C. D. Mote Jr A low profile human tendon force transducer: the
and D. M. Rempel influence of tendon thickness on calibration
A. D. J. Pinder and D. W. Grieve Hydro-resistive measurement of dynamic lifting
strength
M. E. Levenston Temporal stability of node-based internal bone
adaptation simulations
N. A. Borghese, P. Cerveri and G. C. Ferrigno Statistical comparison of DLT versus ILSSC in the
calibration of a photogrammetric stereo-system
G. W.. Stachowiak and P. Podsiadlo Analysis of wear particle boundaries found in
sheep knee joints during in vitro wear tests
without muscle compensation
Volume 30 Number 5 May 1997
ISB Keynote Lectures
S. Judex, T. S. Gross, R. C. Bray Adaptation of bone to physiological stimuli
and R. F. Zernicke
S. L-Y. Woo, S. S. Chan and T. Yamaji Biomechanics of knee ligament healing, repair
and reconstruction
G. Rau, C. Disselhorst-Klug Noninvasive approach to motor unit characteriz-
and J. Silny ation: muscle structure, membrane dynamics and
neuronal control
R. M. Enoka Neural adaptations with chronic physical activity
T. Fukunaga, Y. Kawakami, S. Kuno, Muscle architecture and function in humans
K. Funato and S. Fukashiro
S. M. McGill The biomechanics of low back injury: impli-
cations on current practice in industry and the
clinic
R. M. Bartlett Current issues in the mechanics of athletic
activities. A position paper
Regular Papers
A. Odgaard, J. Kabel, B. van Rietbergen, Fabric and elastic principal directions of
M. Dalstra and R. Huiskes cancellous bone are closely related
Vil
T. J. Shin, R. P. Vito, L. W. Johnson The distribution of strain in the human cornea
and B. E. McCarey
T. F. Boyd, R. R. Neptune and M. L. Hull Pedal and knee loads using a multi-degree-of-
freedom pedal platform in cycling
Technical Notes
T. Stahelin, B. M. Nigg, D. J. Stefanyshyn, A method to determine bone movement in the
A. J. van den Bogert and S.-J. Kim ankle joint complex /n vitro
B. Krabbe, R. Farkas and W. Baumann Influence of inertia on intersegment moments of
the lower extremity joints
S. J. Hoshaw, D. P. Fyhrie, Y. Takano, A method suitable for in vivo measurement of
D. B. Burr and C. Milgrom bone strain in humans
R. von Hertzen, U. Holmlund On the velocity maximization in downhill skiing
and M. A. Ranta
P. K. Commean, K. E. Smith, M. W. Vannier, Finite element modeling and _ experimental
B. A. Szabo and R. L. Actis verification of lower extremity shape change
under load
Announcements
Volume 30 Number 6 June 1997
ESB Research Award 1996
P. J. Prendergast, R. Huiskes and K. Soballe Biophysical stimuli on cells during tissue
differentiation at implant interfaces
. Parkinson, A. Brass, G. Canova and Y. Brechet The mechanical properties of simulated collagen
fibrils
. H. Turner, V. Anne and R. M. V. Pidaparti A uniform strain criterion for trabecular bone
adaptation: do continuum-level strain gradients
drive adaptation?
. Ma, X. Li and D. N. Ku Convective mass transfer at the carotid
bifurcation
. Hayashi and Y. Imai Tensile property of atheromatous plaque and an
analysis of stress in atherosclerotic wall
. J. Eng, D. A. Winter and A. E. Patla Intralimb dynamics simplify reactive control
strategies during locomotion
. S. Khalsa and S. R. Eisenberg Compressive behavior of articular cartilage is not
completely explained by proteoglycan osmotic
pressure
. C. Raasch, F. E. Zajac, B. Ma and W. S. Levine 595 Muscle coordination of maximum-speed pedaling
Vill
C. R. Jacobs, J. C. Simo, G. S. Beaupré Adaptive bone remodeling incorporating
and D. R. Carter simultaneous density and anisotropy
considerations
D. Lemmon, T. Y. Shiang, A. Hashmi, The effect of insoles in therapeutic footwear—a
J. S. Ulbrecht and P. R. Cavanagh finite element approach
B. P. McNamara, L. Cristofolini, A. Toni Relationship between bone-prosthesis bonding
and D. Taylor and load transfer in total hip reconstruction
Technical Notes
T. W. P. Korioth, T. W. Waldron, A. Versluis Forces and moments generated at the dental
and J. K. Schulte incisors during forceful biting in humans
G. Li, M. Sakamoto and E. Y. S. Chao A comparison of different methods in predicting
static pressure distribution in articulating joints
S. M. Kurtz, A. A. Edidin and D. L. Bartel The role of backside polishing, cup angle, and
polyethylene thickness on the contact stresses in
metal-backed acetabular components
Jor: PrnZ The Cybermouse: a simple method of describing
the trajectory of the human mandible in three
dimensions
H. E. J. Veeger, B. Yu, K.-N. An Parameters for modeling the upper extremity
and R. H. Rozendal
H. H. F. Buchner, H. H. C. M. Savelberg, Inertial properties of Dutch Warmblood horses
H. C. Schamhardt and A. Barneveld
Announcements
Volume 30 Number 7 July 1997
J. N. A. L. Leijnse Anatomical factors’ predisposing to _ focal
dystonia in the musician’s hand—principles,
theoretical examples, clinical significance
D. J. Adams, A. A. Spirt, T. D. Brown, Testing the daily stress stimulus theory of bone
S. P. Fritton, C. T. Rubin and R. A. Brand adaptation with natural and experimentally
controlled strain histories
W. S. Erdmann Geometric and inertial data of the trunk in adult
males
A. Ascenzi, M. G. Ascenzi, A. Benvenuti Pinching in longitudinal and alternate osteons
and F. Mango during cyclic loading
W. S. Marras and K. P. Granata Spine loading during trunk lateral bending
motions
R. V. Gonzalez, T. S. Buchanan How muscle architecture and moment arms
and S. L. Delp affect wrist flexion-extension moments
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B. Merz, F. Eckstein, S. Hillebrand Mechanical implications of humero-ulnar incon-
and R. Putz gruity—finite element analysis and experiment
M. K. Lebiedowska and A. Polisiakiewicz Changes in the lower leg moment of inertia due
to child’s growth
Technical Notes
C. Reinschmidt, A. J. van der Bogert, Effect of skin movement on the analysis of
B. M. Nigg, A. Lundberg and N. Murphy skeletal knee joint motion during running
A. B. Carman and P. D. Milburn Conjugate imagery in the automated
reproduction of three dimensional coordinates
from two dimensional coordinate data
C. M. Les, J. H. Keyak,’S. M. Stover Development and validation of a series of
and K. T. Taylor three-dimensional finite element models of the
equine metacarpus
M. J. Grimm and J. L. Williams Measurements of permeability in human
calcaneal trabecular bone
M. A. Haider and M. H. Holmes A mathematical approximation for the solution of
a static indentation test
K. L. Billiar and M. S. Sacks A method to quantify the fiber kinematics of
planar tissues under biaxial stretch
K. B. Arbogast, K. L. Thibault, B. S. Pinheiro, A high-frequency shear device for testing soft
K. |. Winey and S. S. Margulies biological tissues
Erratum
Volume 30 Number 8 August 1997
D. Vashishth, J. C. Behiri and W. Bonfield Crack growth resistance in cortical bone: concept
of microcrack toughening
H. Wang and G. A. Ateshian The normal stress effect and equilibrium friction
coefficient of articular cartilage under steady
frictional shear
A. Delfino, N. Stergiopulos, J. E. Moore, Jr Residual strain effects on the stress field in a
and J.-J. Meister thick wall finite element model of the human
carotid bifurcation
M. Kobayashi, R. A. Berger, L. Nagy, Normal kinematics of carpal bones: a _ three-
R. L. Linscheid, S. Uchiyama, M. Ritt dimensional analysis of carpal bone motion
and K.-N. An relative to the radius
N. Verdonschot and R. Huiskes The effects of cement-stem debonding in THA on
the long-term failure probability of cement
B. M. van Bolhuis and C. C. A. M. Gielen The relative activation of elbow-flexor muscles
in isometric flexion and in flexion/extension
movements
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