In Vivo Evidence of Early Instability and Late Stabilization in Motion Segments Immediately Superior to Anterior Cervical Arthrodesis. Chen S, LeVasseur C, Pitcairn S, Munsch M, Couch B, Kanter A, Okonkwo D, Shaw J, Donaldson W, Lee J, Anderst W.
Manuscript accepted in Annals of Biomedical Engineering
In Vivo Changes in Dynamic Adjacent Segment Motion One Year After One and Two-Level Cervical Arthrodesis. LeVasseur C, Pitcairn S, Okonkwo S, Kanter A, Shaw J, Donaldson W, Lee J, Anderst W.
Manuscript accepted in Journal of Biomechanics
Implant Characteristics Affect In Vivo Shoulder Kinematics During Multiplanar Functional Motions After Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty. Como C, LeVasseur C, Kane G, Rai A, Munsch M, Gabrielli A, Hughes J, Anderst W, Lin A
Manuscript accepted in Journal of Biomechanics
The effects of pathology and one-level versus two-level arthrodesis on cervical spine intervertebral helical axis of motion. LeVasseur C, Pitcairn S, Shaw J, Donaldson W, Lee J, Anderst W.
Manuscript accepted in Journal of Biomechanics
Residual limb shear strain during gait is correlated with patient reported outcomes for persons with transfemoral amputation. Gale T, Yang S, McGough R, Fielder G, Anderst W.
New Research Technician
Caroline Pellegrini has joined as our new Research Technician.
Manuscript accepted in Journal of Orthopaedic Research
Symmetry and Sex Differences in Knee Kinematics and ACL Elongation in Healthy Collegiate Athletes During High Impact Activities Revealed Through Dynamic Biplane Radiography. Nishida K, Xu C, Gale T, Anderst W, Fu F.
Manuscript accepted in Arthroscopy
Improved outcomes following arthroscopic superior capsular reconstruction may not be associated with changes in shoulder kinematics: an in vivo study. Kane G, LeVasseur C, Hughes J, Gabrielli A, Popchak A, Anderst W, Lin A.
Manuscript accepted in Spine
Surgery Related Factors Do Not Affect Short Term Adjacent Segment Kinematics After Anterior Cervical Arthrodesis. Chen S, LeVasseur C, Pitcairn S, Kanter S, Okonkwo D, Shaw J, Donaldson W, Lee J, Anderst W.
NIH NINDS U19 grant awarded
The Biodynamics Lab will be part of a project funded by NIH Grant #U19AR076725. HEALing LB3P: Profiling Biomechanical, Biological and Behavioral phenotypes Read more about the project here.