Calgary 2004 Canadian Orthopaedic Association Meeting.
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Various Photos Autres photos  | | Dr. Robert Litchfield (ON), Dr. Cy Frank (R.I. Harris Lecturer), Dr. Robert G. McCormack | | Dr Robert Litchfield (Ont.), Dr Cy Frank (conférencier R.I. Harris), Dr Robert G. McCormack |  | | Transfer of Office Ceremony. Dr. Alain Jodoin (QC) received the Jewel of Office from Dr. Robert M. Hollinshead (AB). | | Cérémonie de la passation des pouvoirs. Le Dr Robert M. Hollinshead (Alb.) remettant la médaille présidentielle au Dr Alain Jodoin (Qué.) |  | | Scientific Session | | Séance scientifique |  | | Local Arrangements Committee Chair, Dr. F. Kelley deSouza and his wife, Colleen McIntyre-deSouza | | Dr F. Kelley deSouza, président du Comité local organisateur, et son épouse, Colleen McIntyre-deSouza |  | | Dr. Robert F. Martin (Past President 1998) with Dr. Brendan D. Lewis (2nd President Elect) | | Dr Robert F. Martin (président en 1998) et Dr Brendan D. Lewis (second président désigné) |  | | COA President, Dr. Alain Jodoin with his wife, Ginette Fontaine | | Dr Alain Jodoin, président de l’ACO, et son épouse, Ginette Fontaine | |
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Local Arrangements Committee Dinner Held in thanks to all of our Committee members for their efforts throughout the year Souper du Comité régional organisateur En l’honneur de tous les membres du Comité pour les efforts déployés pendant toute l’année  | | Drs. Pierre Guy (BC), Alastair S.E. Younger (BC), Emil H. Schemitsch (ON) | | Dr Pierre Guy (C.-B.), Dr Alastair S.E. Younger (C.-B.), Dr Emil H. Schemitsch (Ont.) |  | | Dr. Norman S. Schachar (AB) | | Dr Norman S. Schachar (Alb.) |  | | Dr. Glen E. Edwards (Past President 1980) and Dr. William R.J. Rennie (Past President 2002) | | Dr Glen E. Edwards (président en 1980) et Dr William R.J. Rennie (président en 2002) |  | | Dr. Robert B. Bourne (President Elect) | | Dr Robert B. Bourne (président désigné) | |
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Jeremy M. LaMothe, Calgary, AB
Ronald F. Zernicke, Calgary, AB
Bones can adapt in response to mechanical stimuli; higher rates of loading have been associated with greater bone formation rates. This study determined where bone accretion was localized in response to high loading rates. Non-invasive loads were applied to mice tibiae at one of three rates for 4 wk. It was found, via calcein labels, that adaptation on the periosteal, but not endosteal, surface exhibited a dose-response relation with loading rate; periosteal and endosteal adaptation was localized to regions of high strain gradients. Understanding the stimuli bone responds to may underpin the development of non-pharmacological treatments to enhance bone mass. |
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Calgary 2004
