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axial compression

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axial compression
Orthopedics A type of force, especially of the foot and vertebral column, in which body weight falls centrally on a particular bone. See Compression fracture.


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The energy absorbing capabilities of columns under axial compression loading were analysed.
An axial compression force (mean, 17250 N; range, 16000-18500 N) was applied on the top and bottom of each specimen using a material-testing machine (Fig.
The biomechanical basis of instability in spondylolytic spondylolisthesis (Schneider et al 2005), and in the midcervical spine (Subramanian et al 2007), is not excess translation but rather segments operating around an abnormal point of axial compression.
 
 
 
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