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  • 22. Experimental flexion/extension data corridors for validation of finite element models of the young, normal cervical spine.
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  • 27. Finite element modeling of multi-level cervical spinal segments (C3-C6) and biomechanical analysis of an elastomer-type prosthetic disc.
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  • 29. Effect of uncovertebral joint excision on the motion response of the cervical spine after total disc replacement.
    Snyder JT, Tzermiadianos MN, Ghanayem AJ, Voronov LI, Rinella A, Dooris A, Carandang G, Renner SM, Havey RM, Patwardhan AG.
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    Schmidt H, Kettler A, Heuer F, Simon U, Claes L, Wilke HJ.
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  • 31. In situ contact analysis of the prosthesis components of Prodisc-L in lumbar spine following total disc replacement.
    Chen WM, Park C, Lee K, Lee S.
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  • 32. Adjacent level effects of bi level disc replacement, bi level fusion and disc replacement plus fusion in cervical spine--a finite element based study.
    Faizan A, Goel VK, Biyani A, Garfin SR, Bono CM.
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  • 34. Buck's direct repair of lumbar spondylolysis restores disc stresses at the involved and adjacent levels.
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  • 40. Biomechanics of the C5-C6 spinal unit before and after placement of a disc prosthesis.
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