UŽITÍ BIOREOMETRIE KE SLEDOVÁNÍ LÉČBY PORUCH KOLENNÍHO KLOUBU
Keywords:
biomechanics, rhelogy, knee joint, ligament cruciate anterior, cartilageAbstract
BIORHEOMETRY AS DETECTION TOOL OF THE THERAPY OF THE KNEE JOINT DEFECTS. The apparatus called biorheometer has been constructed at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport of the Charles University in Prague. The apparatus demonstrate the biorheological properties of the knee joint by a non-invasive method. It has been used for the control of the surgery eff ect and rehabilitation of the rupture of the ligament cruciate anterior and the knee cartilage defects. Description of the biorheometer, its function, and examples of the obtained biorheographs are given in the article.
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