Browsing Anatomy by Date of Publication
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Observations of the natural history and long-term outcomes of deep venous thrombosis
(Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Medicine. Discipline of Anatomy, 2001)One hundred above knee deep vein thromboses (DVT) from 89 patients (11 bilateral thrombosis) were examined to determine the dynamic status of the thrombi in the first year and to detennine the long-term clinical outcome ... -
Methodological considerations in the assessment of shoulder function
(Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Medicine. Discipline of Anatomy, 2001)Introduction: Normal shoulder function requires primarily the efficient and coordinated action of the glenohumeral joint and scapulothoracic articulation. The mobility and partially the stability of the scapula on the ... -
The relationship between whiplash and temporomandibular joint dysfunction
(Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Medicine. Discipline of Anatomy, 2007)"Whiplash" describes the mechanism of retroflexion followed by flexion of the neck that occurs when the occupant of a motor vehicle is impacted from behind by another vehicle with the occupant of the impacted vehicle being ... -
A Report on North South Experiences of Doctoral Training for Development in Africa
(2012)‘North-South Experiences of Doctoral Training for Development in Africa’ is a study of three models of partnership between Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and higher education institutes in six African countries. The goal of ... -
Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry derived bone quantity in an ovine model of osteoporosis.
(TCD, 2013)Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) is the most widely used bone quantity investigation in human osteoporosis; it is so ubiquitous that many clinicians now mistakenly equate DXA derived areal ... -
12 weeks of simulated barefoot running changes foot-strike patterns in female runners
(2014)To investigate the effect of a transition program of simulated barefoot running (SBR) on running kinematics and foot-strike patterns, female recreational athletes (n=9, age 29 ± 3 yrs) without SBR experience gradually ... -
Radial glial cells: Key organisers in CNS development.
(2014)Radial glia are elongated bipolar cells present in the CNS during development. Our understanding of the unique roles these cells play has significantly expanded in the last decade. Historically, radial glial cells were ...
