Student Work
Design and implementation of a canine rehabilitiative device [sic]
PublicMany pet owners consider their dog part of the family and are willing to invest in the best medical care. This project addresses the lack of canine rehabilitative devices. A spine orthotic device was designed to restore mobility in a canine with an amputated right hind limb. The amputee center of gravity was found. Material testing determined that fiberglass was the optimal semi-rigid material. Singularity functions characterize the loading, shear, moment and rod deflection. The safety factor ensures the guide-bars will not fail in fatigue.
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- 06D397M
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- 2006
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- 2006-01-01
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