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    Hello Netters,
    I am posing this question on behalf of an orthopedic resident who
    needs to know the shear, compression and torsion of the tibia during
    activities of daily living (i.e. walking, stair climbing, etc.). The
    torsion loading is most important because the surgical procedure involves
    intermedullary nailing prophilactically following bone harvest in
    patients requiring mandibular reconstruction. The interest comes from
    the worry of not nailing the tibia after the harvest and the danger of
    not withstanding the stresses. Any references or experiences with this
    matter would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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