What is orthopedic biomechanics?
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What is orthopedic biomechanics?
Damaged Tissues:
The tissues in the body are often damaged, but are also often able to repair themselves. When the body is unable to repair damage on its own, corrective measures such as surgery may be required.
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View this answerOrthopedic biomechanics is the study of the stresses experienced by normal, diseased, injured, or surgically treated bones, joints, and soft tissues....
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Chapter 4 / Lesson 3Develop an understanding of biomechanics including its history and principles. View common biomechanics examples. Explore applications of biomechanics including athletics and sports.
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