Orthopaedic Surgery and Musculoskeletal Medicine
Recent Deposits
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Data entry into a spinal cord injury registry: a qualitative exploration of clinicians’ perceptions, influences and barriers
Background In the current health sector there is a demand for high-quality data and research. Registries are a potential source of high-quality data, but whether it is more appropriate for clinicians or clerical staff to ... -
Design of cell-instructive photo-polymerisable hydrogels towards functional tissue engineered cartilage
In recent years, scaffold-based strategies adopting hydrogels for cartilage regeneration have received significant attention, offering manipulation of chemical, biological and physical parameters to match design criteria. ... -
Integration and automation of a micro-tissue and microsphere based tissue engineering system and its application in cartilage regeneration and cancer models
Bottom-up biofabrication approaches for fabricating engineered tissue constructs are emerging strategies in tissue engineering. Few technologies have been developed that are capable of assembling tissue units into 3D Plotted ... -
Ready to Roll: New Zealand wheelchair users' preparedness for emergencies.
Background: People with disabilities are disproportionally affected by emergency situations compared to the general population, with higher mortality rates and increased vulnerability to disrupted infrastructure and services. ... -
Negotiating the return to work journey after an earthquake injury
Background: Earthquakes are inevitable natural occurrences. When they occur in populated areas the effects can be devastating, often causing multiple casualties. Little is known about the long-term health and wellbeing ... -
Modular assembly for in vitro investigation and engineering of articular cartilage
Articular cartilage enables locomotion by protecting the ends of the long bones, providing a lubricated low-friction surface for movement, and absorbing and distributing force. It is also a tissue that is often damaged, ...