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    Horizontal body and trunk center of mass offset and standing balance in scoliotic girls

    In adolescent idiopathic scoliotic girls, postural imbalance is attributed to a sensory rearrangement of the motor system on the representation of the body in space. The objectives of this study were to test i...

    G. Dalleau, M. Damavandi, P. Leroyer, C. Verkindt, C. H. Rivard… in European Spine Journal (2011)

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    Molekulare und genetische Aspekte der idiopathischen Skoliose

    Wirbelsäulendeformitäten und insbesondere die Skoliose sind die häufigsten orthopädischen Deformitäten bei Kindern und Jugendlichen. Etwa 1–6% der Bevölkerung haben eine Skoliose. Diese Erkrankung führt zu sch...

    Prof. A. Moreau Ph.D., M.-Y. Akoumé Ndong, B. Azeddine, A. Franco… in Der Orthopäde (2009)

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    Acute postural adaptations induced by a shoe lift in idiopathic scoliosis patients

    The objective of this study was to identify acute spinal and three-dimensional postural adaptations induced by a shoe lift in a population of idiopathic scoliosis (IS) patients. Forty-six IS patients (mean age...

    K.F. Zabjek, M.A. Leroux, C. Coillard, X. Martinez, J. Griffet… in European Spine Journal (2001)

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    Relationship between gibbosity and Cobb angle during treatment of idiopathic scoliosis with the SpineCor brace

    The objective of this study was to quantify the relationship between gibbosity and spinal deformation expressed by the angle of Cobb before and during treatment with a brace for different classes of idiopathi...

    J. Griffet, M. A. Leroux, J. Badeaux, C. Coillard, K. F. Zabjek… in European Spine Journal (2000)

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    Quantification of mechanoreceptors in the canine anterior cruciate ligament

    Ten canine anterior cruciate ligaments (ACLs) were harvested while preserving their bony attachments. Specimens were stained using a modified gold chloride technique, divided into thirds, and serially sliced a...

    M. A. Arcand, S. Rhalmi, C.-H. Rivard in International Orthopaedics (2000)

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    Acute systematic and variable postural adaptations induced by an orthopaedic shoe lift in control subjects

    A small leg length inequality, either true or functional, can be implicated in the pathogenesis of numerous spinal disorders. The correction of a leg length inequality with the goal of treating a spinal patho...

    L. Beaudoin, K. F. Zabjek, M. A. Leroux, C. Coillard… in European Spine Journal (1999)

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    Biochemical and Mechanical Stimulation of Knee Fibroblasts for Regeneration of Ligaments In Vitro

    The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is commonly believed to have a very limited intrinsic healing potential [64]. Therefore damaged ACLs are most often surgically treated, resulting in variously successful ou...

    S. Méthot, E. A. DesRosiers, C. H. Rivard, L’H. Yahia in Ligaments and Ligamentoplasties (1997)

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    Introduction: Evaluation of Cruciate Ligament Prostheses — Critique of Current Concepts and Procedures

    Many studies have been published on ligament replacements over the past century, and the various research groups have voiced very conflicting opinions. To date none of the available reconstruction procedures h...

    L’H. Yahia, N. Hagemeister, G. Drouin, C. H. Rivard… in Ligaments and Ligamentoplasties (1997)

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    Artificial Materials and Structures for Extracellular Matrix Scaffolding of Orthopedic Tissues: A Review

    Tissue-engineering materials and approaches have recently been proposed as the future direction for tissue and organ regeneration. Ideal surgical reconstructions would replace biological tissues like autogenou...

    C. Chaput, C. H. Rivard, A. Selmani, L’H. Yahia in Ligaments and Ligamentoplasties (1997)

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    Vertebral deformities and scoliosis

    Scoliosis, especially idiopathic scoliosis, is a complex three-dimensional deformity of the spine in which the vertebral deformities are known, cuneal deformation being the most commonly known deformity but no...

    C. Coillard, C. H. Rivard in European Spine Journal (1996)

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    Processing Biodegradable Natural Polyesters for Porous Soft-Materials

    Absorbable polymeric scaffolds have been recently experimented for cell culture and transplantation, tissular reconstruction and In-Vivo drug or protein release. In the present work, the building of artificial po...

    C. Chaput, E. A. DesRosiers, M. Assad… in Advances in Materials Science and Implant … (1995)

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    Etude de la structure microscopique des ligaments postérieurs du rachis lombaire

    Biopsies of supraspinous ligaments (SSL), interspinous ligaments (ISL) and ligamenta flava (LF), removed at operation from 12 patients aged from 17 to 77 years, were examined by light microscopy, scanning elec...

    L. H. Yahia, G. Drouin, G. Maurais, C.-H. Rivard in International Orthopaedics (1989)

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    Light and Scanning Electron Microscopy of Human Spinal Ligaments

    Spinal ligaments were obtained from normal and scoliotic individuals. Detailed morphological studies were carried out on the yellow, interspinous and supraspinous ligaments by light and scanning electron micro...

    L.-H. Yahia, G. Drouin, C.-H. Rivard in MRS Online Proceedings Library (1985)

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    The Effect of Autoclaving on Normal and Sarcomatous Bone Cells and on Graft Incorporation

    The use of autoclaved bone goes back to the early part of this century. Groves, in 1917, used autoclaved bone when he ran out of autogenous bone to complete his grafts. In 1938, Orell u.sed what he calls “Os P...

    C. H. Rivard in Current Concepts of Diagnosis and Treatment of Bone and Soft Tissue Tumors (1984)