Meniscal Load Distribution is a biomechanical construct that refers to the pattern by which compressive forces are transmitted and dispersed across the knee joint through the menisci, distinguishing it from other load-sharing mechanisms by its reliance on the menisci’s viscoelastic properties and anatomical positioning to optimize stress distribution and protect articular cartilage.
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Tokyo Medical and Dental University
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Hospital for Special Surgery
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