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"An extensive text that provides clinicians, researchers, product developers and students with detailed information on the core principles that underpin human locomotion. It is a heavy volume - both in weight and content - but full of valuable information... The critical writing, based on research evidence, is moderately easy to read, with an understanding of science essential to comprehend the arguments... There are detailed explanations of mechanics focusing, of course, on motion. Equally the inclusion of material stress, strain and properties will give anyone an extensive understanding of topics, from the behaviour of human collagen to manufacturing polyethylene." --Dr. Helen Branthwaite, The Podiatrist

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1. Principles of Motion 2. Principles of Material Science 3. Principles of Tissue Stress 4. Internal Force Generation 5. Biological Sciences Underpinning Biomechanics 6. Evolution in Biomechanics

Clinical Biomechanics in Human Locomotion

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    A Paperback by Andrew Horwood, Nachiappan Chockalingam

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      Publisher Academic Press Inc
      Published 3/20/2023 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9780323852128
      978-0323852128
      ISBN-10 0323852122
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      Technology, Engineering & Agriculture Engineering: general

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      "An extensive text that provides clinicians, researchers, product developers and students with detailed information on the core principles that underpin human locomotion. It is a heavy volume - both in weight and content - but full of valuable information... The critical writing, based on research evidence, is moderately easy to read, with an understanding of science essential to comprehend the arguments... There are detailed explanations of mechanics focusing, of course, on motion. Equally the inclusion of material stress, strain and properties will give anyone an extensive understanding of topics, from the behaviour of human collagen to manufacturing polyethylene." --Dr. Helen Branthwaite, The Podiatrist

      Table of Contents
      1. Principles of Motion 2. Principles of Material Science 3. Principles of Tissue Stress 4. Internal Force Generation 5. Biological Sciences Underpinning Biomechanics 6. Evolution in Biomechanics

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