The nerves and nerve roots

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Table of contents

Chapter 1 – Anatomy
1.The spine and the spinal canal
2.Biomechanical characteristics, physiology, motion and pulsation of the CSF system
3.Clinical and biomechanical contexts
Chapter 2 – Literature Review
1.Studying cervical spinal canal morphometry
2.Studying mechanical properties of the mechanical properties of the CNS and the CSF
3.Studying the CSF flow and the central nervous system modelling
Chapter 3 – Morphometry of the human cervical canal
1.Cervical canal morphology : effects of neck flexion in normal conditions – New elements for Biomechanical simulations and surgical management
2. Degenerative cervical myelopathy morphology : effects of decompressive surgery by laminectomy -New elements for patient follow-up
3. References
Chapter 4 Mechanical properties of spinal porcine meninges
1. Tensile Mechanical Properties of the Cervical, Thoracic and Lumbar Porcine Spinal Meninges
2. Experimental Bi-axial Tensile Tests of Meningeal Tissues and Constitutive Models Comparison
3. References
Chapter 5 – Towards fluid-structure modelling
1. Mathematical background
2. Monolithics FSI modelling investigation in RADIOSS
General conclusions and perspectives
1. Main results and limitations
2. Perspectives
3. References – Chapter 5 and General conclusions and perspectives