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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 29, 2014
Filed:
Feb. 26, 2009
William Lindsay Walter, Waverton, AU;
Ronald Mark Gillies, Enmore, AU;
Shane Mccarthy Donohoo, Castle Hill, AU;
William Lindsay Walter, Waverton, AU;
Ronald Mark Gillies, Enmore, AU;
Shane McCarthy Donohoo, Castle Hill, AU;
Silesco Pty Ltd, Waverton, NSW, AU;
Abstract
An orthopaedic device for generating one or more strain signals representative of the strain in a bone in response to a force applied to the bone. The device includes an encircling member () for encircling the bone of a subject and a sensor member () connected thereto, the sensor member including a strain sensor (). In a preferred embodiment the strain sensor comprises one or more bridging members configured to break when subjected to a particular strain.
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