.... Relat. Res. , 452 , pp. 35 – 43 . 10.1097/01.blo.0000238825.63648.1e [3] Baker , P. N. , van der Meulen , J. H. , Lewsey , J. , and Gregg , P. J. , 2007 , “ The Role of Pain and Function in Determining Patient Satisfaction After Total Knee Replacement. Data From...

...-shifting should be incorporated with total knee replacement patients to avoid compensatory movements that may create the potential for injury in other joints such as the back, hips, and contralateral knee. Further in vivo investigation is necessary to determine if compensatory movement patterns...

...; accepted manuscript posted January 18, 2013; published online February 7, 2013. Editor: Beth Winkelstein. 22 10 2012 07 01 2013 18 01 2013 The purpose of this study was to perform a blinded comparison of model predictions of total knee replacement contact forces to in vivo forces...

...Joel L. Lanovaz; Randy E. Ellis Knowledge of the behavior and mechanics of a total knee replacement (TKR) in an in vivo environment is key to optimizing the functional outcomes of the implant procedure. Computational modeling has shown to be an important tool for investigating biomechanical...

...Dong Zhao; Hideyuki Sakoda; W. Gregory Sawyer; Scott A. Banks; Benjamin J. Fregly Wear of ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene remains a primary factor limiting the longevity of total knee replacements (TKRs). However, wear testing on a simulator machine is time consuming and expensive, making...