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Dynamic Considerations in Load Bearing Bones with Special Reference to Osteosynthesis and Articulart is usually limited to the examination of the characteristics and the behaviour of the living bone under normal and pathological conditions. This lately has been extended to the analysis of the implant from the biomechanical and metallurgical point of view. In the course of the last twenty years th

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Intravital Measurements of Forces Acting on the Hip-Joint,in. The importance and frequency of clinical conditions of this region, in addition to the immediate suggestion of a load bearing construction offered by its anatomy, are the probable reasons for the great attention given to analysis of the forces in the hip-joint and to the determination of the for