Titlebook: Biomechanics of the Hip; As Applied to Osteoa Paul G. J. Maquet Book 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 Instrument.biomechanics.bo

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text lavishly with beautiful examples of individual cases illuminating the principles ad- vanced. But in addition, he has gone further and presents long-term follow-up data, quantifying the results of these surgical precepts as experienced in his own practice. It is a work that has been long sought and is ric978-3-642-50962-9978-3-642-50960-5

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General Conclusions,dividuals. The resultant force thus calculated depends on the formularization of the mechanical conditions and must be regarded not as an exact figure but rather as an approximation of the force actually transmitted across the hip.

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ritis, has assembled in this one book the strongest and most lucid contemporary statement of the principles and practice of this very important school of hip surgery. Professor PAUWELS‘ contributions to the understanding of the biomechanics of the hip and to the concepts and execution of osteotomy o

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Anatomie und Pathologie der Ohrmuschele triangle in the depths of the joint (Fig. 212b), where the articular stresses are increased and unevenly distributed. Cysts may develop in this triangular subchondral sclerosis. The femoral head seems to be pushed into the pelvis (Fig. 212c).

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