Publications by authors named "Ghinst M"
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- Maintaining balance requires the brain to integrate information from visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems to adjust posture effectively.
- The study investigates whether cerebral cortex activity is linked to postural sways during balance tasks, revealing that cortico-kinematic coherence (CKC) exists in the brain's oscillations when standing.
- Findings show that the brain monitors center-of-pressure (CoP) variations and controls balance actively, making CKC a potential indicator of how the brain supports stability, particularly when sensory information is altered.
We obtained 68 answers to a questionnaire concerning the organization of the treatment of vascular traumas. Seventy percent of these were treated by association of vascular surgeons and traumatologists. Eighty-six percent of the answers recommend to the surgical responsibilities of traumatologists.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe frequency fo secondary displacement in fractures of the distal end of the radius is very high and varies from 40 to 60% in various series. This results from the void in the epiphysis after reduction due to crushing of the cancellous bone. Secondary displacement can be easily avoided by the bipolar fixation method.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF[Measurement of radiation to the hands during orthopedic surgery].
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot
March 1977
The irradiation dosis to which the surgeon's hands are submitted during operations carried out under control of the orthogonal fluoroscopic examination with image intensifier has been measured by lithium-fluoride ring-dosimeters. This measured dosis is low: 62,3 mrem on the average by operation and by person, e.a.
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