The physiology of habitual bone strains

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Author	W.C. de Jong
Title	The physiology of habitual bone strains
Promotor	V. Everts
Co-promotor	G.E.J. Langenbach
Date	28-06-2011
Year	2011
Pages	171
ISBN	978 94 610 8177 3
Faculty	ACTA
Abstract	Wilco de Jong richtte zich in zijn tandheelkundig onderzoek op de dagelijkse vervormingen van (kaak)botweefsel in vivo. Deze vervormingen zijn het resultaat van de normale, alledaagse mechanische belasting van het skelet. Ondanks dat de dagelijkse vervormingen van een bot een elementair onderdeel zijn van de biologie van botweefsel was hun diversiteit onder normale dagelijkse belasting tot nog toe grotendeels onbekend.
Language	English
Document type	Dissertation
Download papers	Thesis Cover Title pages Table of contents Source publications Chapter 1: General introduction Chapter 2: A fully implantable telemetry system for the long-term measurement of habitual bone strain Chapter 3: The daily habitual in vivo strain history of a non-weight-bearing bone Chapter 4: Variations in habitual bone strains in vivo: long bone versus mandible Chapter 5: The role of masticatory muscles in the continuous loading of the mandible Chapter 6: Regional variations in bone-mineral density might suppress larger strain magnitudes Chapter 7: General discussion General summary Algemene samenvatting Dankwoord Curriculum vitae Appendix
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