Title of article
Peripheral nerve tension due to joint motion. A comparison between embalmed and unembalmed human bodies
Author/Authors
GJ Kleinrensink، نويسنده , , R Stoeckart، نويسنده , , A Vleeming، نويسنده , , CJ Snijders، نويسنده , , PGH Mulder، نويسنده , , JP van Wingerden، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1995
Pages
5
From page
235
To page
239
Abstract
Various joint positions of the upper extremity were used to study the tensile forces on the median nerve. To analyse the effect of embalmment, tensile forces were measured in situ in unembalmed and embalmed human bodies. A positive correlation was found between tensile force data from unembalmed and embalmed nerves. This finding justifies, for comparative studies, the use of embalmed human bodies, although the absolute tensile forces are higher.
Keywords
peripheral nerve , anatomy , mechanical stress , (normal) articular range of motion
Journal title
Clinical Biomechanics
Serial Year
1995
Journal title
Clinical Biomechanics
Record number
485408
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