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摘要
在这项工作中,我们研究了排球引起的胫骨内部重塑。由此可见,经过长时间的锻炼,运动员的胫骨会得到加强,也就是说,它会更僵硬,更少多孔。该结果是理论性的,基于提出的内部骨重塑理论(Hegedus和Cowin, 1976),并与一些临床发现相一致(Fehling等,al.,1995;Calbet et al., 1999;Rittweger等人,2000;伊藤等人,2001)。在他们的研究中,对排球运动员胫骨的骨矿物质密度(BMD)和肌肉力量指数(MBSI)进行了评估,发现它们明显高于正常运动的对照受试者的相应临床结果。
The Hyperthrophy Of The Tibia Induced By The Volley-Ball .
In this work we studied the internal remodeling of the tibia, induced by the volleyball. It is shown that after a long time, the tibia of the athlete will be stren-gthened, that is it will be more stiff and less porous. The result is theoretical, based on a proposed theory of internal bone remodeling (Hegedus and Cowin, 1976) and comes in accordance with several clinical findings (Fehling et., al.,1995; Calbet et., al., 1999; Rittweger et., al.,2000; Ito et., al.,2001).In their studies, as the bone mineral den-sity (BMD) as the muscle strength indices (MBSI) of the tibia of the volleyball pla-yers were evaluated and they were significant higher, than the corresponding clini-cal findings of the normally active control subjects.