... the patellofemoral joint. The Wiberg type I patella has a more symmetrical medial and lateral facet while the type III patella has a larger lateral facet compared to medial. The second principal component of the statistical shape model described shape variation that qualitatively resembled the different Wiberg...

... of the sensor to shear loads [ 17 ], and representing the cartilage surrounding the sensor with neoprene rubber during calibration [ 32 ]. The current model represents further progress in the development of a computational model of the patellofemoral joint. The DEA technique allows rapid creation of a model...

... on Anatomy and Biomechanics of Patellar Stability ,” Sports Med. Arthrosc. Review , 15 ( 2 ), pp. 48 – 56 . 10.1097/JSA.0b013e318053eb74 Senavongse , W. , and Amis , A. A. , 2005 , “ The Effects of Articular, Retinacular, or Muscular Deficiencies on Patellofemoral Joint Stability ,” J...

... that loading orientation affects the transfer of forces from the quadriceps tendon to the patellar ligament. 25 03 2008 02 10 2009 17 12 2009 29 01 2010 29 01 2010 biomechanics muscle patellofemoral joint patellar ligament muscle forces in vitro modeling...

... flexion using dual-orthogonal fluoroscopy and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging. Specifically, the femoral and patellar motions relative to the tibial coordinate system were analyzed. However, most of the studies have either focused on the tibiofemoral joint ( 4 10 11 12 ) or the patellofemoral joint...