Publication at First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport |
2012
Abstract
Human motor system responds to hypo and hyperkinetic loading through changes of rheological properties of connective tissues. Using appropriate methods, such as densitometry for the assessment of BMD, TVS for the identification of IVD, or rather the axial system, indicators of these changes are used for the classification, prevention and therapy of consequences of extreme motion regimens.
They are also used for a simulation of a tissue response to loading regimens with an application on prognosis of these tissues properties and, for instance, on field of surgical and post-surgical regimens.