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[1]罗烨,赵雅琦,郭璐琦,等.基于双平面透视成像技术的在体颈椎生物力学研究进展[J].国际骨科学杂志,2022,05:277-280.
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基于双平面透视成像技术的在体颈椎生物力学研究进展(PDF)

《国际骨科学杂志》[ISSN:1673-7083/CN:31-1952/R]

期数:
2022年05期
页码:
277-280
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综述
出版日期:
2022-10-01

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Title:
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文章编号:
10.3969/j.issn.1673-7083.2022.05.004
作者:
罗烨;赵雅琦;郭璐琦;李凤;李霁欣;赵璇;黄小凡;王少白;
200438， 上海体育学院运动科学学院（罗烨、赵雅琦、 郭璐琦、李凤、李霁欣、赵璇、黄小凡、王少白）；200438， 上海体育学 院运动科学学院“运动健身科技” 省部共建教育部重点实验室（王少白）
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关键词:
双平面透视成像系统; 在体运动学; 颈椎; 颈椎融合术; 颈椎间盘置换术
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摘要:
在体生物力学分析有助于深入了解颈椎不同结构的运动特点，识别异常关节活动和治疗相关疾病。然而， 传统的生物力学观测方法一定程度上限制了颈椎的在体生物力学研究。经过近10年的发展，双平面透视成像系统（DFIS） 实现了对动态关节运动的非侵入性的精确测量，已广泛应用于影像学评估和临床生物力学评估领域，该方法可以量 化各颈椎节段的运动，并分析复杂的骨骼位置和运动模式。该文就基于DFIS 技术测量健康人群和手术后患者的颈椎 在体运动学研究进行综述。
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备注/Memo:
基金项目： 科技部重点研发计划( 2018YFF0300504) 、173 基础加强计 划重点基础研究项目（2020-JCJQ-ZD-264）、上海市优秀学术/ 技术带头人 计划资助（21XD1434800）
通信作者： 王少白 E-mail ： wangs@innomotion.Biz
更新日期/Last Update: 2022-10-01