The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer

This qualitative study examined the pattern of trabecular bone in 76 juvenile sacra from the Scheuer Collection, which is housed in the University of Dundee. The sample spanned from fetal through to late adolescent years. All specimens were X-rayed using macro-radiographic procedures and the images...

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Main Authors: Yusof, Nurul Asyiqin, Soames, Roger W., Cunningham, Craig, Black, Sue
Format: Proceeding Paper
Language:English
Published: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2014
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author Yusof, Nurul Asyiqin
Soames, Roger W.
Cunningham, Craig
Black, Sue
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description This qualitative study examined the pattern of trabecular bone in 76 juvenile sacra from the Scheuer Collection, which is housed in the University of Dundee. The sample spanned from fetal through to late adolescent years. All specimens were X-rayed using macro-radiographic procedures and the images were color mapped using four colors across a spectrum: yellow, violet, orange and blue. The results revealed a constant “chiasmic pattern” passing from the neural arch, across the centrum toward the anterior alae throughout all age ranges including the fetal material, which in utero is not weight bearing. The patterns were more prominent in the infant and prepubertal age group prior to complete fusion of the bone into its final adult form. The relationship between the internal trabecular pattern of the sacrum and its role in body weight transfer through locomotion appears to be related to bipedal milestones.
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spelling iium-373562017-09-27T03:48:01Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/37356/ The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer Yusof, Nurul Asyiqin Soames, Roger W. Cunningham, Craig Black, Sue R Medicine (General) This qualitative study examined the pattern of trabecular bone in 76 juvenile sacra from the Scheuer Collection, which is housed in the University of Dundee. The sample spanned from fetal through to late adolescent years. All specimens were X-rayed using macro-radiographic procedures and the images were color mapped using four colors across a spectrum: yellow, violet, orange and blue. The results revealed a constant “chiasmic pattern” passing from the neural arch, across the centrum toward the anterior alae throughout all age ranges including the fetal material, which in utero is not weight bearing. The patterns were more prominent in the infant and prepubertal age group prior to complete fusion of the bone into its final adult form. The relationship between the internal trabecular pattern of the sacrum and its role in body weight transfer through locomotion appears to be related to bipedal milestones. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2014 Proceeding Paper PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/37356/1/37356.pdf Yusof, Nurul Asyiqin and Soames, Roger W. and Cunningham, Craig and Black, Sue (2014) The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer. In: Winter Meeting of the British Association of Clinical Anatomists, 20th December 2012, Anglia Ruskin University, Essex, UK. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ca.22304/pdf
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Yusof, Nurul Asyiqin
Soames, Roger W.
Cunningham, Craig
Black, Sue
The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer
title The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer
title_full The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer
title_fullStr The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer
title_full_unstemmed The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer
title_short The developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer
title_sort developing sacrum: a new perspective on the relationship between internal architecture and weight transfer
topic R Medicine (General)
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