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Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics

Volume 19, Issue / 1998
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Japanese Article The first step to a discussion
大井淑雄
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 1998.

Japanese Article 1. Capsular Ligament Stretches During In Vitro Whiplash Simulations
Kimio NIBU
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 1-4, 1998.

Japanese Article 2. Cineradiographic Motion Analysis of the Atlantoaxial Joint -A Comparative Study Between Atlantoaxial Subluxations and Normal Subjects-
Hisashi YOSHIMOTO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 5-9, 1998.

Japanese Article 3. Stress and Strain Analysis of Cervical Spinal Cord's Compression Model by Finite Element Method
Kazuhiko ICHIHARA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 11-13, 1998.

Japanese Article 4. Continuous motion analysis of lumbar spinal instability
Masahito HARADA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 15-18, 1998.

Japanese Article 5. Lumbar-Intervertebral-Disc-Area Ratio in Flexion and Extension
Kenji TAKAYANAGI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 19-22, 1998.

Japanese Article 6. The extensibility of spinal ligaments
Hitoshi OOKAMI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 23-25, 1998.

Japanese Article 7. Finite element model of lumbar spine -changes of lumbar mechanical condition with disc degeneration and lumbar muscle forces-
Takeo NAGURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 27-31, 1998.

Japanese Article 8. 3D Rigid Body Spring Model Analysis of the Stress in the Lumbar Facet Joint
Yasutsugu YUKAWA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 33-36, 1998.

Japanese Article 9. Biomechanical Analysis of Static and Fatigue Properties of Anterior Thoracolumbar Instrumentation Systems
Yoshihisa KOTANI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 37-41, 1998.

Japanese Article 10. Maturation of Posterolateral Spinal Fusion and Its Effect on Spinal Instrumentation Load-Sharing
Masahiro KANAYAMA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 43-47, 1998.

Japanese Article 11. Stabilization of the thoracolumbar spine with the posterior fixation with/without a cross-link system
Masao KIFUNE
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 49-53, 1998.

Japanese Article 12. Finite Element Analysis of Lumbar Facet Fusion
Koji TOTORIBE
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 55-59, 1998.

Japanese Article 13. An In Vitro Biomechanical Analysis on the Stability and Stress-Shielding Effect of Interbody Fusion Implants
Masahiro KANAYAMA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 61-65, 1998.

Japanese Article 14. An experimental study for lumbar interbody fusion with threaded fusion cage
Masayuki IKEDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 67-72, 1998.

Japanese Article 15. 3 dimensional finite element analysis of transpedicular bioactive cement implantation in vertebral model
Masahiro OHTANI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 73-76, 1998.

Japanese Article 16. Mechanical Properties of Canine Artificial Intervertebral Disc (Second Report)
Akihiro NAKAMURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 77-81, 1998.

Japanese Article 17. Mechanical Properties of Titanium Fiber Mesh Block for Spinal Fusion
Kazuo HOSHIJIMA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 83-86, 1998.

Japanese Article 18. A Study of Mechanics to Absorb Impact Loading in Meniscus
Kouji MORI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 87-91, 1998.

Japanese Article 19. Regional Variations in Mechanical Properties of Porcine Lateral Meniscus with Circumferential Tensile Stress
Hirotsugu MURATSU
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 93-97, 1998.

Japanese Article 20. A study of Dynamic System of Meniscus in the Knee
Hideyuki SAKODA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 99-102, 1998.

Japanese Article 21. The Effect of Tibial Bone Socket Direction on Initial Fixation Strength in All-Inside ACL Reconstruction
Eiichi TSUDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 103-107, 1998.

Japanese Article 22. Tension patterns of the normal and reconstructed ACL -Effects of initial tensioning-
Akira MAEDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 109-113, 1998.

Japanese Article 23. Biomechanical Behavior of The Femur-Reconstructed Anterior Cruciate Ligament-Tibia Complex in Repetitive Tensile Loading
Masanori YAMANAKA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 115-119, 1998.

Japanese Article 24. Fixation Methods of Grafts and Stress Relaxation
Hiroshi SAKAI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 121-124, 1998.

Japanese Article 25. Relation between strain distribution and fiber directions in the human ACL
Kouji YAMAMOTO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 125-130, 1998.

Japanese Article 26. Effects of Intraarticular Injection of Phospholipid Liposomes on Osteoarthritic Rabbit Models
Hidehiko HIGAKI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 131-135, 1998.

Japanese Article 27. Relationship between cartilage thickness and subchondral bone strength of the patellofemoral joint
Hitoshi INABA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 137-140, 1998.

Japanese Article 28. Sound Analysis of Osteoarthritis of the Knee Joint
Tsuneo MURAI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 141-144, 1998.

Japanese Article 29. A possible cause of osteoarthritis of the knee in a comparative anatomy of the knee joint of the human and the dog
Goji CHIBA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 145-150, 1998.

Japanese Article 30. The Relationship between the Knee Extension Moment during Level Walking and the Isokinetic Muscle Strength of the Patients with Anterior Cruciate Ligament Deficient Knee
Toshiro ISHIBASHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 151-154, 1998.

Japanese Article 31. Determination of Anatomical Coordinate System of Tibia -Location of tibial plateau-
Takashi TAKAGI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 155-160, 1998.

Japanese Article 32. The Relationship between Knee Joint Moment and Trunk Movement during Normal Gait (10's males)
Kiyoshi SAKATA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 161-163, 1998.

Japanese Article 33. The effect of the tibial rotation on the posterior instability in normal knees
Makoto KURIMURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 165-167, 1998.

Japanese Article 34. Kinematic evaluation of the ability of vertical jump by single leg for patients operated anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Seiichiro SHIMADA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 169-172, 1998.

Japanese Article 35. The knee joint moment of landing performance in vertical jump after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Shuichi KUBO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 173-176, 1998.

Japanese Article 36. Morphological Measurements of Femur in Japanese Patients with Osteoarthrosis of the Hip
Toshinori MIURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 177-181, 1998.

Japanese Article 37. Three Dimensional Evaluation of Leg Alignment Including Analytical Parameter on The Femoral Anteversion
Koji NAGASAKI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 183-190, 1998.

English Article 38. Measurement of medial longitudinal arch of the foot in walking
Tohru HOSHINO*1, Suguru INOKUCHI*2, Norio USAMI*2, Eiichi HIRAISHI*2, Takeshi HASHIMOTO*2
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 191-195, 1998.

Japanese Article 39. Comparative Study between F-SCAN and Force Plate
Takashi MAEDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 197-200, 1998.

Japanese Article 40. Motion Analysis of Pressure Distribution in the Subtalar Joint under Weight Bearing
Tetsuro AITANI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 201-204, 1998.

Japanese Article 41. Isokinetic Measurement of Ankle Strength
Hitoshi SEKIYA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 205-208, 1998.

Japanese Article 42. The mechanism of the ligament between the bases of first and second metatarsal -The first report-
Akeo WASEDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 209-213, 1998.

Japanese Article 43. Stress Analysis in Ankle and Foot Joints using 3-D RBSM
Eiichi GENDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 215-218, 1998.

Japanese Article 44. Bone remodeling adapted to mechanical stimuli in caudal bone of rats
蔵田耕作*1, 日垣秀彦*1, 村上輝夫*1, 三浦裕正*2, 馬渡太郎*2, 岩本幸英*2
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 219-223, 1998.

Japanese Article 45. Effects of Femoral Coordinate System Location on the knee motion
Taishi SEGAWA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 225-228, 1998.

Japanese Article 46. Three dimensional motion analysis of the thumb
Hideki TANAKA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 229-231, 1998.

Japanese Article 47. A 3D FEM Analysis of Skin Suture
Hiroaki YOSHIDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 233-236, 1998.

Japanese Article 48. In vivo stress analysis of the joint surface of the distal radius : Using a CT osteoabsorptiometry
Norimasa IWASAKI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 237-240, 1998.

Japanese Article 49. Measurement of Joint Laxity at Wrist
Tatsuya AIBA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 241-245, 1998.

Japanese Article 50. Effect of Hyaluronic Acid on Joint Lubrication
Masatoshi IISAKA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 247-252, 1998.

Japanese Article 51. The experimental study on synovial fluid viscoelastic properties of osteoarthritic knee
Tachio ENDO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 253-257, 1998.

Japanese Article 52. Influences of the conformity of articular surfaces on the lubricating ability
Kiyoshi MABUCHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 259-262, 1998.

Japanese Article 53. Initial Responses of Bovine Chondrocytes to Hydrostatic Pressure Loading
Takashi USHIDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 263-266, 1998.

Japanese Article 54. Effects of Continuous Hydrostatic Pressure on Extracellular Matrix Synthesis of Cultured Chondrocytes
Toshimi MURATA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 267-271, 1998.

Japanese Article 55. Simulation of Osteoporosis using Bone Density Equation in the Femur
Hirokazu GESSO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 273-277, 1998.

Japanese Article 56. Evaluation of Osteoporosis Based on Real Speed of Sound through Calcaneus by Ultrasound
Yoshihisa MINAKUCHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 279-284, 1998.

Japanese Article 57. Changes in trabecular architecture of osteoporotic bone
Yuki IWASAKI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 285-289, 1998.

Japanese Article 58. Evaluation of Microhardness of Cortical Bone
Makoto SAKAMOTO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 291-296, 1998.

Japanese Article 59. Relationship between Torsional Vibration and Mechanical Property in the Human Femoral Neck
Ikuo YOSHIDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 297-301, 1998.

Japanese Article 60. Studies on Vibration Characteristics of Dental Implants
Makoto OHTA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 303-306, 1998.

Japanese Article 61. Experimental study for the application of ultrasonic wave to the measurement of bone density -Ultrasonic wave propagation in bovine trabecular bone-
Yasuomi KUBO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 307-310, 1998.

Japanese Article 62. Mechanical Properties of Impacted Cancellous Allograft
Takashi WAKUI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 311-316, 1998.

Japanese Article 63. Bone Density Measurement by the Asymmetric Abel's Inversion from BMD Distribution in Osteoporosis
Takaaki YOKOI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 317-320, 1998.

Japanese Article 64. Mechanical Properties of Osteoporotic Bone
Takunan ESAKA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 321-325, 1998.

Japanese Article 65. Change in the Trabecular Architecture and Mechanical Properties of Human Cancellous Bone due to Osteoporosis
Takashi HAYAMI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 327-332, 1998.

Japanese Article 66. Effects of Externally applied Pulsing Electromagnetic Fields on Trabecular Conformation in Osteoporotic Rats
Yoshitaka NAKANISHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 333-336, 1998.

Japanese Article 67. Mechanical Strength of the Internal Fixation for the High Tibial Osteotomy
Yuki TOCHIGI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 337-339, 1998.

Japanese Article 68. Quantitative Evaluation of The Interfragmentary Stability After Internal Fixation of Ankle Fracture
Kazuhiko KUME
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 341-345, 1998.

Japanese Article 69. Direct in vivo Strain Measurements of Miniplates during Mandibular Osteosynthesis -Changes in Stress Bearing in the Healing Process-
Tsutomu SUGIURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 347-351, 1998.

Japanese Article 70. Portable AE testing machine for evaluation of healing fracture -Accuracy of the source location of AE signal-
Nobuyuki TAKENAKA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 353-357, 1998.

Japanese Article 71. Biomechanical study of bone healing assessment using dynamic strain gauge measurement
Norihisa NISHIMURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 359-363, 1998.

Japanese Article 72. FEM analysis on the intracapsular fracture types of human femoral neck
Tsutomu ITO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 365-369, 1998.

Japanese Article 73. Finite Element Analysis of Fracture Mechanism in Bone-cartilage Lesion
Hisao KIKUGAWA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 371-375, 1998.

Japanese Article 74. The Mechanism of the Tibial Fatigue Fracture
Masaaki KOBAYASHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 377-380, 1998.

Japanese Article 75. Mechanism of Tibal Plateau Fracture Based on Dynamic Stress Analysis
Yoshinobu WATANABE
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 381-385, 1998.

Japanese Article 76. The Shape evaluation of artificial tibial components in a walking cycle by 3D-FEM
Shozo FURUSAWA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 387-392, 1998.

Japanese Article 77. Stress Analysis of Artificial Knee Joint Considering Varying Load During Gait
Hiroyuki FUJIKI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 393-397, 1998.

Japanese Article 78. A Functional Analysis of Stair-Climbing after Total Knee Arthroplasty
Yasuhiko HATANAKA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 399-402, 1998.

Japanese Article 79. COG motion before and after total knee arthroplasty in patients with osteoarthritis
Tomio KASAHARA, James H.MOORE
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 403-406, 1998.

Japanese Article 80. Gait Analysis before and after Total Knee Arthroplasty
Tatsuki IWAYAMA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 407-410, 1998.

Japanese Article 81. Posterior Cruciate Ligament Function following Total Knee Arthroplasty : The effect of tibial posterior tilt
Toshiro TAKATSU
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 411-414, 1998.

Japanese Article 82. Mechanical Function for Impact Load Transmission of Artificial Knee Joint
Kouhei MURASE
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 415-419, 1998.

Japanese Article 83. Determination of Femoral Coordinate System for Assessment of 3-D position of Total Knee Arthroplasty
Makoto ITOH
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 421-427, 1998.

Japanese Article 84. Lubrication Property of Total Knee Prostheses with Artificial Cartilage (Part 2)
Teruo MURAKAMI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 429-433, 1998.

Japanese Article 85. Friction and Wear Characteristics of Metal-on-Metal Artificial Joint Models
Yoshitaka NAKANISHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 435-440, 1998.

Japanese Article 86. Mechanical Analysis of Total Hip Arthroplasty Using Finite Element Method and Measurement of Bone Mineral Density Using DXA
Yuichi WATANABE
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 441-444, 1998.

Japanese Article 87. An experimental study on primary fixing strength of a femoral stem by difference in cement techniques -Mechanical testing study-
Tomomi MATSUOKA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 445-447, 1998.

Japanese Article 88. Tribological characteristics of UHMWPE (Comparison of lubricants)
Tsuyoshi OHSUMI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 449-453, 1998.

Japanese Article 89. Tribological characteristics of UHMWPE (Dry and wet conditions)
Tsuyoshi OHSUMI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 455-459, 1998.

Japanese Article 90. Wear Resistant Properties of UHMWPE Crystallized under the Compression
Suong-Hyu HYON
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 461-465, 1998.

English Article 91. The effect of UHMWPE wear debris for lubrication.
Minako OHASHI, Jun KUSAKA, Ken IKEUCHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 467-470, 1998.

English Article 92. The effects of r-irradiation on fatigue destruction of UHMWPE.
Minako OHASHI*1, Naohide TOMITA*1, Ken IKEUCHI*1, Kazunori NAKAKITA*2
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 471-475, 1998.

Japanese Article 93. Combination method of rigid body spring model and finite element method for analyzing contact problems
Hiromasa MIURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 477-480, 1998.

Japanese Article 94. Joint Moments in the Coronal Plane of Patients with Osteoarthritic Knees
Shinichiro ISHII
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 481-485, 1998.

Japanese Article 95. Kinetic analysis of the gait initiation in healthy subject
Kouichi MUKAI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 487-491, 1998.

Japanese Article 96. An analyzing of the body motion and the center of gravity in squat
Sou TAMURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 493-497, 1998.

English Article 97. The Relationship between the Hip Flexion Angle and Body Weight Ratio to the Weight-bearing Force in One Leg Standing with a Walker.
Takashi ISHIKURA, Michele E. SHIMIZU
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 499-504, 1998.

Japanese Article 98. Biomechanical Analysis of Descending and Ascending Stairs with Computed Long Leg Brace
Yasuhiko TOKUHARA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 505-509, 1998.

Japanese Article 99. Mechanical engineering model analyses on the EMG patterns of lower limb muscles in human gait
橋本不二雄*1, 小川亮惠*2, 亀山修*2, 藤川智彦*3, 大島徹*3, 熊本水頼*4
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 511-515, 1998.

Japanese Article 100. A simple method of gait analysis for AFO fitting evaluation
Yasushi AKAZAWA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 517-520, 1998.

Japanese Article 101. Motion analysis of turn movements in football players using a force plate
Tomomichi TAKEDA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 521-525, 1998.

Japanese Article 102. Motion Analysis of Kicking Form and Kicking Speed on No Step Kick using High Speed Camera
Eiichi SUZUKI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 527-532, 1998.

Japanese Article 103. Development of New Titanium Alloys for Medical Implants
Yoshimitsu OKAZAKI, Tetsuya TATEISHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 533-538, 1998.

Japanese Article 104. Bone bonding strength of alkali-treated titanium with and without heat treatment
Shigeru NISHIGUCHI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 539-542, 1998.

Japanese Article 105. The Impregnation of 4-META/MMA-TBB Cement to Bone
Tomoko SAKAI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 543-546, 1998.

Japanese Article 106. The Effect of Inhibition of Extrinsic Cell Infiltration on the Patellar Tendon After Intrinsic Fibroblast Necrosis
Harukazu TOHYAMA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 547-551, 1998.

Japanese Article 107. The Effect of Growth Factors (EGF and TGF-β) on the Mechanical Properties of the in situ Frozen Anterior Cruciate Ligament in the Rabbit
Toshihiko SAKAI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 553-556, 1998.

Japanese Article 108. Differences of Chronic Changes in the Mechanical Properties between the in situ Frozen Anterior Cruciate Ligament and Patellar Tendon in the Rabbit
Toshihiko SAKAI
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 557-561, 1998.

Japanese Article 109. Differences of deterioration verosity of the mechanical properties between the in situ frozen stress-shielded semitendinosus and patellar tendons
Noriyuki HARA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 563-566, 1998.

Japanese Article 110. Viscoelastic properties of the Achilles tendon : Effects of aging and temperature
Shinichi ASO
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 567-570, 1998.

Japanese Article 111. Biomechanical effects of early active motion after primary repair of the ruptured Achilles tendon
Toshiya KITAURA
Japanese Journal of Clinical Biomechanics 19: 571-576, 1998.