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Malcolm H. Pope was affiliated with the University of Aberdeen in the United Kingdom during their academic career.

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Best Publications

  • Mechanical changes in the knee after meniscectomy.

    WR Krause;MH Pope;RJ Johnson;DG Wilder

  • Strain within the anterior cruciate ligament during hamstring and quadriceps activity

    P. Renström;S.W. Arms;T.S. Stanwyck;R.J. Johnson

  • The biomechanics of anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation and reconstruction

    Steven W. Arms;Malcolm H. Pope;Robert J. Johnson;Richard A. Fischer

  • Anterior Cruciate Ligament Strain Behavior During Rehabilitation Exercises In Vivo

    Bruce D. Beynnon;Braden C. Fleming;Robert J. Johnson;Claude E. Nichols

  • An internal fixator for posterior application to short segments of the thoracic, lumbar, or lumbosacral spine. Design and testing.

    Martin H. Krag;Bruce D. Beynnon;Malcolm H. Pope;John W. Frymoyer

  • Etiology of spondylolisthesis. Assessment of the role played by lumbar facet joint morphology.

    Leon J. Grobler;Peter A. Robertson;John E. Novotny;Malcolm H. Pope

  • Muscular response to Sudden load : A tool to evaluate fatigue and rehabilitation

    David G. Wilder;Assen R. Aleksiev;Marianne L. Magnusson;Malcolm H. Pope

  • Are occupational drivers at an increased risk for developing musculoskeletal disorders

    Marianne L. Magnusson;Malcolm H. Pope;David G. Wilder;Bjorn Areskoug

  • Biomechanical definitions of spinal instability.

    Malcolm H. Pope;Manohar Panjabi

  • Spine radiographs in patients with low-back pain. An epidemiological study in men.

    J W Frymoyer;A Newberg;M H Pope;D G Wilder

  • The measurement of anterior cruciate ligament strain in vivo.

    B. Beynnon;J. G. Howe;M. H. Pope;R. J. Johnson

  • A biomechanical analysis of the Ilizarov external fixator.

    B Fleming;D Paley;T Kristiansen;M Pope

  • Transmissibility of 15-Hertz to 35-Hertz Vibrations to the Human Hip and Lumbar Spine : Determining the Physiologic Feasibility of Delivering Low-Level Anabolic Mechanical Stimuli to Skeletal Regions at Greatest Risk of Fracture Because of Osteoporosis

    Clinton Rubin;Malcolm Pope;J. Chris Fritton;Marianne Magnusson

  • Five- to ten-year follow-up evaluation after reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament.

    Johnson Rj;Eriksson E;Haggmark T;Pope Mh

  • The relationship between anthropometric, postural, muscular, and mobility characteristics of males ages 18-55

    M H Pope;Thomas Bevins;David G. Wilder;J W Frymoyer

  • Vibration and the human spine.

    David G. Wilder;Barry B. Woodworth;John W. Frymoyer;Malcolm H. Pope

  • The biomechanics of lumbar disc herniation and the effect of overload and instability.

    David G. Wilder;Malcolm H. Pope;John W. Frymoyer

  • A prospective randomized three-week trial of spinal manipulation, transcutaneous muscle stimulation, massage and corset in the treatment of subacute low back pain

    Malcolm H. Pope;Reed B. Phillips;Larry D. Haugh;Chang-Yu J. Hsieh

  • An analytical model of the knee

    R. Crowninshield;M.H. Pope;R.J. Johnson

  • Cost-effectiveness of fusion with and without instrumentation for patients with degenerative spondylolisthesis and spinal stenosis.

    Karen M. Kuntz;Robert K. Snider;James Neil Weinstein;Malcolm H. Pope

Frequent Co-Authors

Bruce D. Beynnon
Bruce D. Beynnon University of Vermont
Braden C. Fleming
Braden C. Fleming Brown University
Vijay K. Goel
Vijay K. Goel University of Toledo
Gunnar Andersson
Gunnar Andersson Stockholm University
James Neil Weinstein
James Neil Weinstein Microsoft (United States)
Volker K. H. Sonntag
Volker K. H. Sonntag St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
Jeffrey N. Katz
Jeffrey N. Katz Brigham and Women's Hospital
James C. Rosen
James C. Rosen University of Vermont
Scott D. Boden
Scott D. Boden Emory University
Markku Järvinen
Markku Järvinen Tampere University

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