– Diagram Conclusions References Abstract This chapter contains an analysis of the steady-state concept, as it is applied during light exercise. In this case, oxygen consumption increases upon exercise onset…
, Critical Power and Maximal Aerobic Power Simultaneous Determination of Critical Power and Maximal Aerobic Power The Three-Parameter Model of Critical Power Conclusions References Abstract The critical power () is…
Kinetics Kinetics of Cardiac Output and Oxygen Delivery at Exercise Onset The Kinetics in Hypoxia The Slow Component The Effect of Priming Exercise Ramp and Sinusoidal Exercise The Problem of…
) is not the highest power that a human can develop. Powers higher than the can be attained relying only on anaerobic metabolism as an energy source. In this case,…
(1.1) where E, P, V and T stand for energy, pressure, volume and temperature (expressed in °C), n represents the amount of gas, currently expressed in moles, and R indicates…
Fig. 17.1 The user seated at the master console of the Taurus robot-assisted surgery system. The Leap Motion sensor placed below can track two hands to control the position and…
Fig. 21.1 Chronological representation of image guidance displays. Transparent templates of stereotactic grid coordinates were used in the pre-computer age. Early monochrome computer displays were used to for the presentation…
Fig. 10.1 This lateral radiograph demonstrastes anterior and posterior spinal instrumentation after excision of giant cell tumor of T1 Fig. 10.2 This axial CT demonstrates lytic changes in the posterior…
Fig. 19.1 3D bone surface models of the entire bilateral radius and ulna are created from 1.25-mm CT data. CT slice (a), segmentation of the radius (b) and 3D bone…
Fig. 9.1 Surgeons feedback presented on a small LCD touch screen mounted onboard the hand held tool Planning Surgery Being currently (CT) image based, SOS provides fully integrated software tools…
