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Project
The role of biomechanical loading in the development of canine osteochondrosis
This research project is a combination of in vivo evaluation of subchondral bone density using computer tomographic osteoabsorptiometry and evaluation of aricular stresses using bimechanical modelling techniques (breed-specific musculoskeletal models and finite element modelling). The density and stress distributions will be correlated to the localisation of osteochondrosis lesions in dogs.
Date:1 Mar 2013 → 30 Sep 2018
Keywords:osteochondrosis, musculoskeletal model, canine, subchondral bone, biomechanics, computed tomograhy
Disciplines:Animal biology, Veterinary medicine, Other agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, Other veterinary sciences