THE DIAGNOSTIC POTENTIAL OF VIBRATION ARTHROGRAPHY

George Kernohan; DE BEVERLAND; GF MCCOY; SN SHAW; RGH WALLACE; GC MCCULLAGH; RAB MOLLAN

THE DIAGNOSTIC POTENTIAL OF VIBRATION ARTHROGRAPHY

George Kernohan, DE BEVERLAND, GF MCCOY, SN SHAW, RGH WALLACE, GC MCCULLAGH, RAB MOLLAN

Faculty Of Life & Health Sciences

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Abstract

The detection and interpretation of vibration emission from the locomotor system is a sensitive, noninvasive method for the objective study of human joints. The projects reviewed here aimed to identify and categorize vibration signals from various joints, chiefly the neonatal hip and the adult knee. Using a vibration detection and computerized analysis system, various studies have suggested that vibration arthrography will be a potentially valuable diagnostic service for the orthopedic surgeon of the 1990s.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	106-112
Journal	Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research
Volume	210
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - Sep 1986

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THE DIAGNOSTIC POTENTIAL OF VIBRATION ARTHROGRAPHY

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Vibration athrography of the knee joint

SELF INDUCED VIBRATION IN NORMAL KNEES

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SELF INDUCED VIBRATION IN NORMAL KNEES

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