Biomechanical investigation of injury mechanisms to the pelvic floor muscles resulting from child birth

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2018
Event	Bioengineering in Ireland 2018: 24th annual conference - Dublin, Ireland Duration: 26 Jan 2018 → 27 Jan 2018

Conference

Conference	Bioengineering in Ireland 2018: 24th annual conference
Abbreviated title	BINI 2018
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Dublin
Period	26/01/2018 → 27/01/2018

Student theses

• The biomechanics of being born: characterising ovine pelvic tissues for computational models

  Harte, K. (Author), Menary, G. (Supervisor) & Lennon, A. (Supervisor), Jul 2023

  Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

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Harte, K., Menary, G., & Lennon, A. (2018). Biomechanical investigation of injury mechanisms to the pelvic floor muscles resulting from child birth. Paper presented at Bioengineering in Ireland 2018: 24th annual conference, Dublin, Ireland.

Harte, Katie ; Menary, Gary ; Lennon, Alex. / Biomechanical investigation of injury mechanisms to the pelvic floor muscles resulting from child birth. Paper presented at Bioengineering in Ireland 2018: 24th annual conference, Dublin, Ireland.

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Harte, K, Menary, G & Lennon, A 2018, 'Biomechanical investigation of injury mechanisms to the pelvic floor muscles resulting from child birth', Paper presented at Bioengineering in Ireland 2018: 24th annual conference, Dublin, Ireland, 26/01/2018 - 27/01/2018.

Biomechanical investigation of injury mechanisms to the pelvic floor muscles resulting from child birth. / Harte, Katie; Menary, Gary; Lennon, Alex.
2018. Paper presented at Bioengineering in Ireland 2018: 24th annual conference, Dublin, Ireland.

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