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piezoelectric effect of bone: a standalone construct

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the generation of electric charge by bone, mainly its collagen, when mechanically stressed, proposed as a link between load and remodeling.

In orthopedics, piezoelectric effect of bone refers to the generation of electric charge by bone, mainly its collagen, when mechanically stressed, proposed as a link between load and remodeling. This meaning comes from Fukada (1957) in Journal of the Physical Society of Japan.[1]

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  1. Fukada, E., & Yasuda, I. (1957). On the Piezoelectric Effect of Bone. Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, 12(10), 1158-1162. https://doi.org/10.1143/jpsj.12.1158

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