Titlebook: Skeletal Tissue Mechanics; R. Bruce Martin,David B. Burr,Neil A. Sharkey Textbook Oct 19981st edition Springer-Verlag New York 1998 biomec

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Mechanical Adaptability of the Skeleton,r aspects of histologic structure. We also saw evidence that the variations in structure from region to region within a bone are correlated with mechanical factors—for example, greater mineral content and more transversely oriented collagen fibers on the more compressed side of the human femur. Then

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Synovial Joint Mechanics,l system. In this chapter we explore the mechanics of synovial joints, and in the last chapter, tendons and ligaments. However, we must not forget what we have learned about bone, because its presence heavily influences the characteristics of the new tissues we are going to study.

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Forces in Joints,pplied or supported load (e.g., the torso). In addition to the forces transmitted in bone-to-bone contact, muscle and ligament forces act on the bones, and these forces (especially the muscle forces) are large and important.

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