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work_nrngwd3qmzffvdajnng5kylrmi	Y. Tochigi	079 A NEW INSULT TECHNIQUE FOR A LARGE ANIMAL SURVIVAL MODEL OF HUMAN INTRA-ARTICULAR FRACTURE	2009.0	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1935	141	53	079 A NEW INSULT TECHNIQUE FOR A LARGE ANIMAL SURVIVAL MODEL OF HUMAN INTRA-ARTICULAR FRACTURE Conclusions: his exploratory study reveals multiple binary associations between a number of joint structural defects and the extent allocated equally into 5 groups: anatomical ACL-core, twist tight elevation in the twist-tight core groups, followed by anatomically placed ACL and twist-loose core group. levels exhibited maximum elevations in the anatomical core group A NEW INSULT TECHNIQUE FOR A LARGE ANIMAL Purpose: To model human intraarticular fractures (IAFs) in the porcine hock joint (human ankle analogue) in vivo, a new fracture to fracture insult using the offset impact technique, with a force Results: In both fracture-impacted joints, appreciable chondrocyte death (cell death rate >25%) was identified only near difference in chondrocyte viability with respect to non-impact osteotomy fragments suggests that the acute mechanical damage to cartilage associated with the impaction fracture insult was very different from that with non-impact "fracture" simulation by osteotomy.	./cache/work_nrngwd3qmzffvdajnng5kylrmi.pdf	./txt/work_nrngwd3qmzffvdajnng5kylrmi.txt