Search for dissertations about: "lower extremities"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 62 swedish dissertations containing the words lower extremities.
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16. Heterogeneity in Car Occupant Safety
Abstract : This thesis ultimately aims to enhance occupant protection by incorporating aspects of real-world crash heterogeneity, often overlooked within current safety assessments. By investigating the effects of crash heterogeneity and broadening the comprehensiveness of occupant safety assessments, it seeks to support the development of more effective future vehicle safety systems. READ MORE
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17. Malignant Melanoma in southern Sweden; Histopathology, Prognosis and Aetiology
Abstract : The purpose was to study the prognostic and aetiologic risk factors for melanoma in correlation to histopathology. Paper 1-3: Thin tumours (... READ MORE
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18. The influence of alcohol on bone metabolism and fracture healing
Abstract : The influence of alcohol on bone metabolism, fracture and fracture healing was evaluated in men and male rats by measurements of bone mineral density (BMD), biochemical markers and biomechanical testings. Retrospectively, 199 male patients hospitalized for tibia shaft fractures were studied. Forty-nine were judged as problem drinkers. READ MORE
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19. Comprehensive evaluation of spasticity and other sensorimotor dysfunctions after lesions to the central or peripheral nervous system
Abstract : Background: Understanding how sensorimotor impairments may contribute to changes in body structure and function, and also to activity and participation limitations is an important challenge in neurorehabilitation research, of high clinical relevance. Available assessment methods include mainly clinical scales, often with inadequate psychometric properties, such as the Modified Ashworth scale for assessment of spasticity. READ MORE
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20. Movement pattern, power generation and well-being in children and young adults with spastic unilateral cerebral palsy
Abstract : Patients with unilateral cerebral palsy (CP) all walk, most of them without great difficulty and without assistive devices. However, their walk tends to catch the eye because of abnormal, often asymmetrical movement in the upper and lower extremities. READ MORE