Do ligament and meniscus loading in the ovine stifle joint during normal gait?
Knowledge of joint function during normal motion is essential for understanding normal and pathologic joint states. The considerable variability in the magnitudes and patterns of tissue loads among animals simulates clinical variability in humans.
The character of the invasive margin is an important prognostic factor in colorectal cancer. The association of this parameter with the traditional Dukes classification may provide additional useful prognostic information and aid in the selection of those patients who could most benefit from adjuvant therapy.