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Finite element modeling and comparative mechanical analysis of cervical facet joints in humans and macaques

2023-12-04

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<h4>Purpose: </h4> To establish a finite element model of the adult cervical spine and the adult macaque cervical spine and to compare the stress and displacement changes between the two under six working conditions through finite element analysis around the stress characteristics of the facet joint, to provide a theoretical basis for clinical vertebral body replacement. Methods One 40-year-old adult volunteer an...

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3e4bbb99-3eed-5b15-9e08-307867932559
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3657978/v1
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