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Rev Cubana Invest Bioméd 2011; 30 (1)

Mechanical factors of osteochondral diseases

Gamboa MA, Garzón-Alvarado DA

Language: Spanish
References: 42
Page: 174-193
PDF size: 311.22 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The osteochondroses are diseases affecting the developing skeleton and that in its advanced stages provoke deformations and changes of physical activity and movement patterns of the subjects. To achieve an effectiveness therapeutic intervention or to detect the diseases in its earliest stagers, it is necessary to know it etiology, which remains uncertain and generally it is classes as mulfifactor and idiopathic. Since they are bone growth diseases, these same responsible factors influenced on the disease pathogenesis including the mechanical loads underwent by bones. In past decades computer models have been developed to represent the mechanic factors on the bone growth allowing us to improve the understanding of mechanic implications associated to growth which corresponding with the experimental observations. In present paper is shown a review of current knowledge on boner growth process, osteochondrosis etiology and some computer models which, with some modifications or improvements, could be used in the future to modeling the disease course.


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