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ORGANISATION

INSTITUTIONS

SPONSORS DE LA SOCIETE DE BIOMECANIQUE

SPONSORS DU CONGRES SB 2019

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MOT DE BIENVENUE

Le 44ème congrès de la Société de Biomécanique se déroule à Poitiers du 28 au 30 octobre 2019. Il est organisé conjointement par la Société de Biomécanique (SB), l’Université de Poitiers et le CHU de Poitiers.

Cette édition est plus particulièrement placée sous le thème « Recherches translationnelles », elle est ouverte à tous les acteurs de la biomécanique, les chercheurs, les étudiants mais également les praticiens, les cliniciens et les entraineurs sportifs s’intéressant aux différents champs de la discipline.

Les thématiques habituellement portées par la SB sont représentées et des sessions spéciales en partenariat avec deux GDRs sont organisées :

Biofluides à l’échelle macro, organisée par le GDR Mécabio Robotique humanoïde, organisée par le GDR Robotique Sport biomechanics, organisée avec l’International Society of Biomechanics in

Sports Biomécanique Cellulaire & Tissulaire Biomécanique et paléontologie

Durant les sessions plénières, nous avons l’honneur d’accueillir de prestigieux conférenciers invités : Dr Anne-Virginie Salsac de l’Université Technologique de Compiègne, Pr Amit Gefen de l’Université de Tel Aviv et Pr Philippe Büchler de l’Université de Bern.

L’un des temps fort du congrès sera consacré à la mise en lumière de chercheurs, jeunes et confirmés, avec la remise des prix de la Société de Biomécanique : le prix de thèse, le prix jeune chercheur, le prix SB Poster, le prix Jean Vivés et le prix Christian Oddou.

Cet évènement est également une très bonne occasion de s’adresser à tous les publics. En marge des échanges scientifiques, nous organiserons en collaboration avec l'Espace Mendes France (centre de culture scientifique) des conférences pour présenter ce domaine de recherche au grand public. Un atelier « Classes Olympiques Sciences et Sport » est organisé pour montrer l’expertise poitevine regroupant Université et CRITT Sports et Loisirs ayant permis notamment la création des mallettes pédagogiques sciences et sport.

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Enfin, votre participation au congrès de la SB est l’occasion de (re)découvrir la ville de Poitiers, qui au-delà de posséder l’une des plus anciennes universités pluridisciplinaires françaises, est très agréable à visiter avec de nombreux sites et monuments romans, rues pittoresques et architectures de l’époque médiévale.

Aussi, n’hésitez pas à profiter des congés d’automne pour prolonger votre séjour en venant en famille et passer une journée au Futuroscope ou au Center Parcs du Domaine des bois des daims, ou encore visiter la vallée des singes ou la planète des crocodiles…

Au plaisir de vous accueillir à Poitiers.

Le Comité d’Organisation du congrès SB 2019

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COMITE D’ORGANISATION

Présidents

Arnaud Germaneau, Laetitia Fradet, Tony Monnet

CHU de Poitiers

Philippe Rigoard, Tanguy Vendeuvre, Manuel Roulaud, Maxime Billot (PRISMATICS)

Société de Biomécanique

Valérie Deplano

Institut Pprime, FSS

Kévin Aubert

Nelly Berneron

Prasanth Bokam

Fabrice Brémand

Cyril Brèque

Laetitia Caillé

Floren Colloud

Guillaume Daver

Arnaud Decatoire

Jean-Philippe Deneuville

Mathieu Domalain

Jean-Christophe Dupré

Antoine Eon

Jean-Pierre Gazeau

Patrick Lacouture

Océane Le Couturier

Romain Lefort

Mathieu Maillet

Kévin Nivole

Léonie Pacher

Domitille Princelle

Maëva Rétailleau

Thomas Ribo

Mathias Samson

Pascal Seguin

Romain Tisserand

Valéry Valle

Andrian Yen-Kuch

EDITION

A. Germaneau, L. Fradet, T. Monnet

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COMITE SCIENTIFIQUE

Président

Sébastien Laporte, ENSAM, Paris

Vice-Présidente

Laetitia Fradet, Institut Pprime, Poitiers

A. Abourachid, MECADEV, Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris P. Badel, Mines St Etiennes K. Badr, UTC, Compiègne S. Baudry, U.Libre Bruxelles M. Begon, S2MTeam Montreal A. Bel Brunon, INSA Lyon K. Ben Mansour, UTC, Compiègne A. Benoit, URB2i, Paris Descartes F. Bermond, IFSTTAR-TS2-LBMC, Lyon É. De Brosses, LE3M, Université de Lorraine T. Boudou, Lab. Interdisciplinaire de Physique, Grenoble K. Bruyère, IFSTTAR-TS2-LBMC, Lyon V. Camomilla, U.Roma, Italie J.Casas, IRBI, Tours L. Chèze, LBMC, Lyon F. Colloud, Institut Pprime, Poitiers N. Crevier-Denoix, EnvA, Alfort G. Dardenne, LATIM Brest G. Daver, PALEVOPRIM, Poitiers R. Delille, LAMIH, Université Polytechnique Hauts de France V. Deplano, IRPHE, Marseille E. Desailly, Fondation Ellen Poidatz, France M. Domalain, Institut Pprime, Poitiers A. Eon, Institut Pprime, Poitiers V. Feipel, ULB, LAF, Bruxelles S. Le Floc’h, LMGC – Montpellier E. Foucault, Institut Pprime, Poitiers

J.-M. Fullana, Institut Jean le Rond d'Alembert, France L. A. Furlong, University of Loughborough, UK J.-P. Gazeau, Institut Pprime, Poitiers A. Germaneau, Institut Pprime, Poitiers N. Hagemeister, ETS, Montréal, Canada G. Haiat, MSME, U. Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne J. Hamill, UMassAmherst, USA C. Hansen, U. Kiehl, Allemagne M. Herbin, MECADEV, Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris J. Husson, LadHyx, Paris I. Janssen, Sportcentrum Papendal, P-B M. Kohlhauer, EnvA, Alfort P.-Y. Lagrée, ∂'Alembert, Paris F. Leboeuf, University of Salford, GB F. Marin, UTC, Compiègne M. de Mathelin, ICube, Strasbourg C. Masson, IFSTTAR, France F. Moissenet, LAMP, Rehazenter, Luxembourg T. Monnet, Institut Pprime, Poitiers S. Naili, MSME, Paris C. Nicol, ISM, Marseille J. Ohayon, TIMC-IMAG, France M. Ollivier, Aix-Marseille Université V. Padois, INRIA, Bordeaux

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Y. Payan, TIMC-IMAG, Université de Grenoble A. Perrier, TIMC-IMAG, Université de Grenoble D. Pioletti, EPFL, Suisse F. Puel, GRESPI, Reims M. Pithioux, ISM E.J.Marey, Marseille Wolfgang Potthast, German Sport University Cologne, RFA E. Pouydebat, MECADEV, Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris O. Rémy-Néris, CHRU de Brest N. Rezzoug, Université de Toulon P. Rigoard, CHU de Poitiers T. Robert, IFSTTAR, Lyon M. Roulaud, CHU de Poitiers C. Verdier, UGA-Grenoble

A.-V. Salsac, BMBI, UTC Compiègne M. Samson, Institut Pprime, Poitiers B. Sandoz, Arts et Métiers, ParisTechJ P. Seguin, Institut Pprime, Poitiers N. Smith, Chichester Institute of Sport, UK G. Strutzenberger, Universität Salzburg, Autriche A. Terrier, EPFL, Lausanne R. Tissier, EnvA, Alfort B. Vanwanseele, KU Leuven, Belgique T. Vendeuvre, CHU de Poitiers E. Vennat, MSSMAT, Paris-Descartes N. Vignais, CIAMS, Paris-Sud B. Watier, LAAS Toulouse P. Willems, UCL Louvain

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INFORMATIONS

Transports Adresse du congrès Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Ingénieurs de Poitiers, 1 rue Marcel Doré 86073 Poitiers Cedex Coordonnées GPS 46°34'07.7"N 0°22'56.7"E (46.568811, 0.382429) Bus Accès direct depuis la gare SNCF (20 minutes) ou depuis le centre-ville par le bus (ligne 1 – Arrêt « Cité U ») ou (ligne 9 – Arrêt « Parcobus Champlain »). Pour plus d’informations sur les lignes et horaires de bus, consultez Vitalis (https://www.vitalis-poitiers.fr/). Vous pouvez télécharger deux applis mobiles pratiques pour préparer votre séjour à Poitiers, notamment l’achat de tickets de bus. En voiture Poitiers se trouve sur l’axe Paris-Bordeaux (Nationale 10 et Autoroute A10) à 330 Km de la capitale, à 220 Km de Bordeaux, à 130 km de La Rochelle et à 100 km de Tours. Si vous arrivez par l’autoroute A10, pour un accès rapide au campus, il faut prendre la sortie « Poitiers Nord » puis prendre la rocade direction Limoges et suivre les indications « campus universitaire ». Par le train Poitiers est desservi par le TGV Atlantique. – Poitiers – Paris Gare Montparnasse : 1h30 – Poitiers – Lille : 3H45 – Poitiers – La Rochelle : 1H26 – Poitiers – Lyon : 4H15 – Poitiers – Bordeaux : 1H36 Les horaires peuvent être trouvés sur le site Internet de la SNCF. La gare SNCF est située près du centre-ville (10 minutes à pied) et à 20 minutes du lieu du congrès par bus (ligne 1 – arrêt « Gare Léon Blum »). Par avion L’aéroport de Poitiers-Biard situé à 10 minutes du centre-ville et de la gare est relié à plusieurs grandes métropoles françaises par plusieurs vols quotidiens (Lyon, Marseille, Montpellier, Nice, Ajaccio).

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Pour connaître les horaires des lignes directes ou non-directes, renseignez-vous directement à l’aéroport ou sur le site. De nombreux vols « vacances » sont également programmés tout au long de l’année au départ ou à l’arrivée de l’aéroport de Poitiers-Biard. Une navette permet de relier l’aéroport de Poitiers à la gare (www.poitiers.aeroport.fr/acces/navettes). Site internet de l’aéroport de Poitiers-Biard : Tél. + 33 (0)5 49 30 04 40 Accès internet Les congressistes peuvent se connecter en WIFI au réseau "WIFI-SB2019" avec le mot de passe "SB2019-POITIERS".

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Plan du centre-ville de Poitiers

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Plan du site du congrès

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LUNDI 28 octobre 2019

Résumé du programme

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Revolutionizing the Understanding of How Pressure Ulcers Actually Form: How Biomechanics makes the Fundamental Difference

Amit Gefen

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Pathologie du sportif

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Biofluides à l'échelle macro

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Biomécanique des chocs

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Biomatériaux et ingénierie

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Hôtel de ville de Poitiers

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Prix de Thèse - Prix Jean Vivès

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LUNDI 28 octobre 2019 Conférencier invité 13h30-14h15

Revolutionizing the understanding of how pressure ulcers actually form: How biomechanics makes the fundamental difference

Amit Gefen Department of Biomedical Engineering Faculty of Engineering, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Our research work, which spans over nearly two decades, has identified sustained tissue deformations as the primary cause of pressure ulcers/injuries - both at the skin and in deeper tissues. The sustained exposure to tissue deformations has multi-dimensional and multi-factorial influence on tissue status and cell viability and function, importantly including direct damage to cell structures, e.g. localized, gradual failures of the cytoskeleton and plasma membrane. From a biomechanical engineering perspective, cells are structures that require energy to support loads and to repair themselves, hence, when loads are delivered for a period exceeding a critical threshold, or when the energy supply for cells is low (e.g. due to ischemia or hypoxia), cells gradually fail structurally, and lose their homeostasis. As our research work evolved, we have developed a variety of living and in silico model systems, including cell cultures, animal models, tissue-engineered constructs, medical imaging of humans and anatomically-realistic finite element models of relevant body parts. Considered together, these different model systems revealed that the fundamentals for achieving effective pressure ulcer prevention are to minimize exposures to sustained tissue deformations. In addition, our work demonstrates that minimization of tissue deformations applies to the entire layered structure of soft tissues, from superficial to deep. In other words, any device, consumable, or equipment that claims pressure ulcer prevention, or a device that contacts the skin and may cause a pressure ulcer, should be designed to not only protect the skin but also, alleviate subcutaneous tissue distortions. In practical terms, there are different approaches for achieving minimization of exposure to tissue deformations (both cutaneous and subcutaneous), such as to maximize immersion and envelopment of the body by a supporting surface (e.g. by molding or conforming to the body contours), as well as by matching stiffness properties of devices to contacting tissues and absorbance of mechanical deformation energy. Microclimate management couples with these considerations. The aforementioned approaches and relevant device concepts will be discussed in the aetiological context. Ultimately, devices aimed at alleviating tissue deformations should be combined with sensor technology to assess tissue status and early-diagnose deterioration in viability, as early as when the first cell deaths occur.

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LUNDI 28 octobre 2019 Sessions parallèles 14h15-15h30

Amphi Salle 101

Biomécanique du sport Biofluides à l’échelle macro

Présidents de la séance : B. Watier et S. Cordillet

Présidents de la séance : V. Deplano et J. Brunel

14:15 A musculoskeletal modelling approach of the assessment of the risk of hamstring injuries in professional soccer players: A pilot study M. Ménard, A. Sorel, R. Boumpoutou, H.A. Kerhervé, R. Kulpa and B. Bideau Univ Rennes, M2S - EA 7470

Flow Disturbance around Dynamically Interacting Aortic Junctions A.I. Barakat, G. Vilaplana, T. Seo Laboratoire d’Hydrodynamique, CNRS UMR7646, Ecole Polytechnique

14:30 A modelisation of quantification of head and neck risks associated with tackles in Rugby Union L. Cogoluenhes, M. Evin, A. Forodighasemabadi, W. Wei, L. Thollon and M. Llari Aix-Marseille Univ, IFSTTAR, LBA UMR_T 24

Reduced models for computing pressure drop across stenosis J. Ventre, J-M. Fullana, P-Y. Lagrée, F. Raimondi and N. Boddaert Institut Jean le Rond d’Alembert, Sorbonne Université, UPMC Univ Paris

14:45 Sport-related impact classification through a convolutional neural network R. Trama, C. Hautier, and Y. Blache LIBM EA 7424, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

Reaching a good agreement between computational hemodynamics results and in vitro data is not enough F. Nicoud, V. Zmijanovic, and S. Mendez IMAG, Univ Montpellier, CNRS, Montpellier, France

15:00 Biomechanical analysis of the lumbar-pelvic-femoral complex during the one-sided tilt test: A pilot study in triathletes P. Chenaut, M. Ménard, P. Vaucher, L. Lancelot, B. Bideau and M. Bourgin Institut d’Ostéopathie de Rennes

Patient-specific hemodynamics simulations: model parameterization from clinical data to enable interventional planning I.E. Vignon-Clementel, Sanjay Pant Inria, Paris

15:15 Influence of regular dance practice on the postural stability during quiet standing in healthy women T. Marin, N. Houel, T. Begou-Mazenc, A. Brikci, and W. Bertucci Ecole Supérieure d’Ostéopathie-Paris, ESO Paris Recherche

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Salle 107 Salle 108

Biomécanique des chocs Biomatériaux et ingénierie tissulaire

Présidents de la séance : C. Masson et A. Bracq

Présidents de la séance : A. Benoit et A. Douillet

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Biomechanical characterization of human small bowel wall under inflation conditions Y. Goudard, C. Masson, Y. Ammar, T. Bège Hôpital d'Instruction des Armées Laveran, Marseille

Biomechanical properties of the human mandibular cadaveric bone related to ramus sagittal osteotomy G.Rougier, N.Kogane, J.Dallard, F.Mangione, L.Slimani, B.Salmon et al. Hôpital Universitaire Necker-Enfants Malades

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Insights into the effect of a craniotomy on the impact resistance of the skull A. Siegel, F. Sauter-Starace, and S. Laporte Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CEA, LETI, Clinatec

Measurement of strain localization in cancellous bone tissues using H-DVC method P. Bokam, V. Valle, P. Rigoard, T. Vendeuvre, A. Germaneau Institut Pprime. CNRS - Université de Poitiers - ISAE-ENSMA

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Head dynamics during emergency braking events C. Di Loreto, J. Dutschke, M. Forrest, A. Van Den Berg, J. Chardonnet, F. Mérienne, J. Mackenzie and B. Sandoz Arts et Metiers, IBHGC, Paris

A preliminary approach in the prediction of orthodontic bone remodeling by coupling experiments, theory and numerical models D. George, D. Wagner, Y. Bolender, P. Laheurte, B. Piotrowski, P. Didier, C. Spingarn, Y. Rémond U. of Strasbourg, CNRS, ICUBE Laboratory

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A numerical analysis of the risk of rib fractures during blunt ballistic impacts on a human thorax A. Bracq, C. Maréchal, R. Delille, B. Bourel, F. Lauro, S. Roth and O. Mauzac Laboratory LAMIH UMR 8201 CNRS, Valenciennes

Finite Element Model to predict bone loss around dental implant A.Ramos and M. Mesnard TEMA, Biomechanics Research Group, University of Aveiro, Portugal

15:15 Finite element model of a human lateral semicircular canal of the inner ear D. Baumgartner, A. Charpiot, and M. Lamy University of Strasbourg

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Amphi Salle 101

Biomécanique du sport Biofluides à l’échelle macro 2

Présidents de la séance : C. Giroud et M. Retailleau

Présidents de la séance : J. Fullana et J. Romera Bhathal

16:00 Harmonic Decomposition and Analysis of Running Gait D.Benjamin, B.Abbes, S.Odof, J.B.Nolot, F.Fourchet, X.Chiementin, R.Taiar Podiatry Medicine Department, Centre Luxembourg Paris, University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne

Correlation between wall shear stress and wall rupture properties in ascending thoracic aortic aneurysms J. Raja, F. Condemi, S. Campisi, M. Viallon, P. Croisille, S Avril Mines Saint-Etienne

16:15 Inverse dynamics study of the parkour kong-vault during take-off G. Maldonado, F. Bailly, P. Souères, and B. Watier Institution nationale des invalides, CERAH, Créteil

How can flow dynamics predict clinical evolution of residual type B aortic dissection? F. Khannous, M. Gaudry, C. Guivier-Curien, P. Piquet, and V. Deplano Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS, Ecole Centrale, IRPHE UMR 7342, Marseille

16:30 The pattern of locomotor regulation during the approach run has no influence on the effectiveness of the following phases for male pole vaulters J.Frère, A.Garnier, H.Sanchez, and J.Cassirame EA 3450 Développement, Adaptation et Handicap, Université de Lorraine, Nancy

Intraventricular vector flow mapping by 3-D Doppler echo F. Vixege, P.Y. Courand, F. Nicoud, D. Vray, and D. Garcia CREATIS UMR 5220, U1206, Lyon

16:45 The on-off ground asymmetry during running on sand A.H. Dewolf, T. Lejeune and P.A. Willems Laboratoire de Physiologie et Biomécanique de la Locomotion, Université catholique de Louvain

Left ventricle vortex detection by 3D+t phase contrast MRI: A feasibility study M. Evin, F. Callaghan, D.F. Fletcher and S. M. Grieve Laboratoire de biomécanique Appliquée, Marseille

17:00 Repeatability and reproducibility of stance phase during running O. Larivière, T. Provot, L. Valdes-Tamayo, M. Bourgain, and D. Chadefaux EPF – Graduate School of Engineering, Sceaux

Power and limit of MRI to investigate blood and cerebro spinal fluid dynamics in the cranio spinal system O. Balédent University of Picardie Jules Verne

17:15 Stress effects of the cerebrospinal pulsatile flow on the spinal cord by a 3D fluid-structure modeling P. Sudres, PJ. Arnoux, and M. Evin Laboratoire de Biomécanique Appliquée, UMRT24 AMU/IFSTTAR, Marseille

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Mouvement et Musculosquelettique Biomatériaux et ingénierie tissulaire

Présidents de la séance : S. Duprey et P.Puchaud

Présidents de la séance : H. Reveron et G. Rougier

16:00 Effect of Age on Hand Drawing Movement Kinematics T. Dhieb, N. Rezzoug, H. Boubaker, P. Gorce and A. M. Alimi REGIM-Lab., University of Sfax

Mechanical properties of the human periosteum in the mandibular ostegenesis context J. Dallard, A. Debelmas, S. Asiri, N. Kogane, A. Picard, N. Kadlub and J. Boisson ENSTA Paris-Tech, Department of mechanical Engineering

16:15 Using musculoskeletal modelling to clarify the effect of wrist posture on muscle force-generating capacities and maximal grip force during a power grip task M. Caumes, B. Goislard de Monsabert, H. Hauraix, E. Berton, L. Vigouroux Aix-Marseille Univ, CNRS, ISM, Marseille

Morphology and mechanics of dentin using FIB-SEM E. Vennat, A. Hemmati, T. Reiss, E. Héripré, U. Muendi, E. Dursun, N. Schmitt MSSMat, CNRS, CentraleSupélec, Université Paris-Saclay

16:30 Changes in shoulder muscle geometry at different level of isometric contraction M. Hoffmann, M. Begon, R. Abdelnour and S. Duprey Institut de génie biomédical, Faculté de Médecine, Université de Montréal

Influence of the relative humidity on dentin mechanical properties W. Wang, H. Gharbi, E. Vennat, and J.-M. Allain LMS, Ecole polytechnique, CNRS, Palaiseau

16:45 Experimental evaluation of the forefinger maximum bending moments K. Achouri, N. Connesson, G. Chagnon, J. Gerbelot And A. Courvoisier Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, TIMC-IMAG

Mechanical characterization of the distracted callus tissues with the use of nanoindentation F. Roseren, O. Pollet, T. Hoc, S. Roffino, and M. Pithioux Aix Marseille Univ, CNRS, ISM, Marseille

17:00 Case study: Biomechanical analysis of trunk stability in two modes of propulsion of manual wheelchair during start and stabilized speed M. Astier, A. Faupin, C. Sauret and J. Bascou Université de Toulon, LAMHESS, EA 6312

An enriched continuum mechanics description of bone tissue to describe mineralization and mechanobiology in bone remodeling M. Martin, P. Pivonk, G. Haïat, V. Sansalone, T. Lemaire Laboratoire Modélisation et Simulation Multi Echelle, Université Paris-Est Créteil

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AG SB Ordinaire

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In-vivo Tests for Personalized Biomechanical Simulations

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MARDI 29 octobre 2019 Conférencier invité 13h45-14h30

In-vivo tests for personalized biomechanical simulations Philippe Büchler Computational Bioengineering University of Bern Switzerland

Computer models and simulations have been very successful in many engineering fields. However, the methods that work for designing planes or bridges usually don’t directly work to model biological tissues. Extending the success of computational mechanics to biomedical sciences and medicine is a challenge, but could bring important benefits to physicians and patients. Computational models enable a deeper understanding of the biomechanical parameters responsible for certain pathologies, could lead to improved treatment and implant design as well as better surgical planning. One of the key aspect to achieve realistic predictions is to derive an accurate biomechanical description of the patients’ tissues. In this context, the objective of this presentation is to show the work that we conducted over the past years towards in-vivo quantification of the tissue biomechanics and patient-specific modeling in different medical fields such as otology, ophthalmology, or orthopedics.

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MARDI 29 octobre 2019 Sessions parallèles 8h30 – 10h15

Amphi Salle 101

Sport Cellulaire et tissulaire

Présidents de la séance : I. Rogowski et S. Hinnekens

Présidents de la séance : A.-V. Salsac et C. Petit

08:30 Analysis of some biomechanical variables influencing the accuracy of direct free kicks in soccer HAI. Bessenouci et al. University of Chlef, Laboratory APSSES

On the importance of substrate deformations for cell migration A. Gagnieu et al. Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, TIMC-IMAG

08:45 Kinematic analysis of the speed climbing event at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games P. Legreneur et al. LIBM EA 7424, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

Cancer cell microrheology using AFM C. Verdier et al. LIPhy, CNRS, Université Grenoble Alpes

09:00 Effect of a specific training focusing on the trophy position to improve the tennis serve in children. F. Tubez et al. Laboratory of Human Motion Analysis, University of Liège

Atomic force microscopy for subcellular exploration of the mechanical properties of human aortic smooth muscle cells C. Petit et al. Université de Lyon, Mines Saint-Etienne

09:15 A closed-loop multibody model to assess lower-limb kinematics in rowing M. Retailleau et al. Institut Pprime, CNRS/Université de Poitiers/ISAE-ENSMA

A quantitative high resolution computational cell model to unravel the mechanics in living tissues P. Van Liedekerke et al. INRIA de Paris

09:30 Highlighting the Kramer effect in swimming M. Samson, T. Monnet, and L. David Institut Pprime, UPR 3346, CNRS – University of Poitiers – ISAE-ENSMA

A joint numerical and experimental study on the self-organization of red blood cells in confined microfluidic channels S. Mendez et al. Institut Montpelliérain Alexander Grothendieck, CNRS

09:45 Dynamic analysis of the BMX start: interactions between riders and their bike D. Princelle et al. Institut PPrime, CNRS – Université de Poitiers – ENSMA, UPR 3346

Substrate Regulation of Vascular Endothelial Cell Morphology and Alignment A.I. Barakat et al. Laboratoire d’Hydrodynamique, CNRS UMR7646, Ecole Polytechnique

10:00 Gyro-based lower limb asymmetry during a 4-km time trial on a velodrome among high level female cyclists S. Cordillet et al. M2S Laboratory, Univ Rennes

Role of mechanobiology and biomechanics in cancer: from cells to tissues D. Weihs Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology

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Biomécanique ostéoarticulaire Biomatériaux et ingénierie tissulaire

Présidents de la séance : L.-E. Gayet et X. Roothaer

Présidents de la séance : E. Vennat et F. Roseren

08:30 Interest of PMMA filing to primary stabilization of the minimaly invasive osteosynthesis of Schatzker type II tibial plateau fractures T. Vendeuvre, C. Brèque, M. Severyns et al. Institut Pprime, UPR 3346 CNRS, Poitiers

Tongue re-education with Tongue Right Positioner to close anterior open bite: a case reports study C. Mauclaire, F. Behar, N. Tonogi, A. Belattar, F. Vanpoulle, Y. Saint-Georges-Chaumet Cabinet Ravelin, Troyes, France

08:45 Personalized Finite Element model for full weight-bearing after tibial plateau fracture surgery K. Aubert, A. Germaneau, M. Rochette, P. Rigoard, and T. Vendeuvre Institut Pprime, UPR 3346 CNRS, U. Poitiers

Evolution of the activity of the masticatory muscles before and after temporomandibular joint replacement: a clinical and functional study E. Sapin – de Brosses, A-S Bonnet, N. Zwetyeng U. Lorraine, CNRS, Arts et Métiers ParisTech, LEM3

09:00 Anisotropic bone response based on FEM simulation and real micro computed tomography of bovine bone S. Wronski, J. Kaminski, A. Wit, J. Tarasiuk and P. Lipinski AGH U. Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland

Comparing quantitative ultrasound and resonance frequency analysis to evaluate dental implant stability R. Vayron, VH. Nguyen, and G. Haiat Laboratoire de Modélisation et de Simulation MultiEchelle, UMR CNRS 8208, Paris

09:15 Evaluation of a Finite Element Model to Predict Radius Bone Strain in a Fall Configuration M. Revel, F. Bermond, D. Mitton, H. Follet Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, INSERM, LYOS UMR1033

Determination of the filler-matrix interface strength of dental composites from bending tests Y. Boussès, N. Brulat-Bouchard and Y.Tillier Centre de Mise en Forme des Matériaux, MINES ParisTech

09:30 The torsion of tibial tuberosity, a new factor of patellar instability V. Chassaing, N. Courilleau, JL. Blin, F. Khiami, JM. Zeitoun, E. Decrette, T. Vendeuvre and C. Brèque ABS Lab, Université de Poitiers

New "ductile" zirconia-based ceramics for the development of dental implants H. Reveron, A. Liens, J. Chevalier, M. Fornabaio, P. Palmero, L. Montanaro, T. Fürderer, S. Schomer, E. Adolfsson and N. Courtois U. Lyon-INSA de Lyon, MATEIS CNRS UMR 5510

09:45 The biomechanical differences in the treatment of posteromedial tibial plateau fractures (Moore I) between the use of screws compared to endobutton. A cadaveric study K. El-Youssef, L. Poirier, A. Zaher, J.-B. Pic et al. Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology Dep, CHU-Tours

Additive manufactured titanium for prosthetic application in dentistry: surface topography characterization and in vitro cellular response of human gingival fibroblasts (HGFs) MJ. Crenn, A. Benoit, G. Rohman, T. Guilber et al. URB2i, Faculty of Dental Surgery, Paris Descartes

10:00 Comparative biomechanical study of tibial eminence fracture type III: Pullup? versus screws P. Pennequin, J.-B. Pic, C. Breque, P. Bouget, J.-P. Richer, L.-E. Gayet, P. Rigoard, T. Vendeuvre Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology, CHU, Poitiers s

MARIO: the first chewing bench used for ageing and analysis the released compounds of dental materials C. Jeannin, K. Gritsch, JJ. Liodénot and B. Grosgogeat Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Mouvement et Musculosquelettique Biomécanique cellulaire et tissulaire

Présidents de la séance : Y. Blache et A. Lesport

Présidents de la séance : A.-V. Salsac et N. Petitjean

14:30 Medio-Lateral stability in induced asymmetric walking T. Robert, S. Nadeau, R. Aissaoui Univ Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, IFSTTAR, LBMC UMR_T9406

Bioartificial liver : biomechanical considerations L. Boulais, M. Pasqua, C. De Lartigue, R. Jellali, U. Pereira and C. Legallais UMR CNRS 7338 Biomécanique et Bioingénierie, U. de technologie de Compiègne

14:45 Whole-body angular momentum during step initiation in young and older adults J. Begue, N. Peyrot G. Dalleau and T. Caderby Laboratoire IRISSE – EA4075, Université de la Réunion

Biomechanics of the medical gesture for a peripheral venous catheter insertion K. Torossian, M. Ottenio, A-C. Brulez, Y. Lafon and S. Benayoun Lab. de Tribologie et Dynamique des Systèmes, UMR CNRS 5513, Ecole Centrale de Lyon

15:00 Redundancy Tubes: Modelling Individual and Group Range-of-Motions Along a Path J.K. Pickard, N. Rezzoug, P. Gorce, and D. Daney Inria Bordeaux Sud-Ouest – Auctus team

Contribution of the collagen fibers to the skin mechanics J.S. Affagard, B. Lynch, S. Bancelin, G. Ducourthial, C. Bonod-Bidaud, F. Ruggiero, M.-C. Schanne-Klein and J.-M. Allain LMS, Ecole Polytechnique, CNRS, Palaiseau

15:15 Pelvis and hip calibration methods for movement analysis with inertial sensors L. Pacher, L. Fradet, Y.Tarent, M. Retailleau, F. Colloud, C. Chatellier, R. Vauzelle Institut PPrime, UPR 3346, Poitiers

Identification of the parameters of a hyperelastic fiber-reinforced model of the pig annulus fibrosus from tensile tests: on the necessity of using the transverse behavior in the cost function. G. Dusfour, S. Le Floc’h, P. Cañadas, D. Ambard LMGC, Univ Montpellier, CNRS, Montpellier

15:30 Reliability of the head tracking measured by Microsoft Hololens during different walking conditions AL. Guinet, G. Bouyer, S. Otmane, E. Desailly Fondation Ellen Poidatz, Saint Fargeau Ponthierry

Assessment of mesenchymental stem cell micropellet as a relevant biomechanical in vitro model devoted to the study of cartilage growth G. Dusfour, M. Maumus, P. Cañadas, D. Ambard, C. Jorgensen, D. Noël and S. Le Floc’h LMGC, Univ Montpellier, CNRS

15:45 Influence of ankle joint model on lower limbs kinematics and kinetics during table tennis forehand drive T. Marsan, P. Rouch, P. Thoreux, R. Jacquet-Yquel and C. Sauret Arts et Metiers ParisTech, Paris

Validation of a new technique dedicated to the mechanical characterisation of cartilage micropellets N.Petitjean, M.Maumus, G.Dusfour, P.Cañadas, C.Jorgensen, P.Royer, D.Noël, S.Le Floc’h LMGC, Univ. Montpellier, CNRS, Montpellier

16:00 On-body sensors for ergonomic analysis: influence of supports for order picking C. Besombes, C. Castanier, and N. Vignais CIAMS, Univ. Paris-Sud, Université Paris-Saclay

A computational framework to simulate bio-printed cells and extracellular matrix mechanobiochemical interactions A. Douillet, C. Douillet, M. Garcia, M. Nicodem, F. Guillemot and P. Ballet Lab. of Medical Data Processing, Brest

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Biomécanique ostéarticulaire, Rachis Biomécanique du sport

Présidents de la séance : H. Follet et T. Vendeuvre

Présidents de la séance : F. Colloud et D. Chadefaux

14:30 The assessment of bearing and non-bearing cortical bones: tensile tests and three dimensional study of vascular architecture X. Roothaer, R. Delille, H. Morvan, E. Markiewicz, C. Fontaine Univ. Polytechnique Hauts-de-France, LAMIH

Mechanical impact of the antagonist muscles during maximal dorsiflexion is action mode dependent M. Billot, J. Duclay, R. David, A. Martin PRISMATICS Lab, Poitiers University Hospital

14:45 Local measurement approach for fracture properties characterization of cancellous bone tissues using wedge splitting test (WST) P. Bokam, A. Germaneau, P. Rigoard, T. Vendeuvre, V. Valle Institut Pprime, CNRS, Université de Poitiers

Influence of hysteresis on soleus Hoffmann reflex during plantar flexor muscles stretching: a pilot study M. Datoussaid, S. Baudry, N. Guissard Laboratory of Applied Biology, Research Unit in Applied Neurophysiology, U. Libre de Bruxelles

15:00 Fracture reduction with novel auto-adjust poly-axial pedicle screws: a cadaveric pilot study A.A.A. Duits, T. Vendeuvre, A. Germaneau, P. Rigoard, C. Brèque, A. de Gast, F.C. Öner, S.M. van Gaalen Clinical Orthopedic Research Center - mN, Diakonessenhuis Zeist, the Netherlands

Effects of plantar flexors training (force vs. velocity) on plantar flexion and squat jump force-velocity relationships C. Giroux, R. Hager, J. Feugray, G. Lauby, S. Dorel, A. Nordez and G. Guilhem INSEP, L. Sport, Expertise and Performance

15:15 Analysis of filling after internal reduction of a burst fracture of the thoracolumbar junction on a cadaveric model C. Peltier, A. Germaneau, J-C Dupré, F. Hesser, C. Brèque, P. Rigoard and T. Vendeuvre PRISMATICS Lab, CHU-Poitiers

Influence of continuous vs. intermittent static stretching on repeated jump performance Q. Bretonneau, C. Faucher, D. Theurot, R. Goenarjo, A. Debray, M. Tanneau and M. Phomsoupha Laboratory MOVE (EA 6314), U. of Poitiers

15:30 Comparative biomechanical analysis of instrumental fixations of the degenerative thoracic spine: Large diameter optimized screw versus cemented screw with standard diameter J-E. Loret, P. Cam, C. Peltier, C. Breque, et al. NCT Site Alliance, St-Cyr-sur-Loire

Knee torque generation capacities modelled with physiological torque-angle-velocity relationships P. Puchaud, G. Dumont, N. Bideau, C. Pontonnier Centre de Recherche, Ecoles de St-Cyr Coëtquidan

15:45 Mismatch between rod bending and actual post-operative lordosis in short lumbar arthrodesis with poly axial screws A. Moufid, T. Cloche, S. Ghailane, A. Ounajim, T. Vendeuvrec, O. Gille. Spine Unit 1 CHU-Bordeaux

Energy exchange during running with an aiding and hindering force R.M. Mesquita, A.H. Dewolf, G. Catavitello, and P. A.Willems L. de Physiologie et Biomécanique de la Locomotion, Université catholique de Louvain

16:00 Effect of collagen network orientation on the cervical intervertebral disc response to flexion load M. A. Chetoui, D. Ambard, P. Royer and S. Le Floc’h LMGC, Univ. Montpellier, CNRS, Montpellier

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Ergonomie,

interaction matériel

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Biomécanique cardiovasculaire

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Robotique humanoïde

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Handicap et réhabilitation

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Modeling the low-inertia fluid-structure interactions of liquid-core microcapsules

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Handicap et réhabilitation

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MERCREDI 30 octobre 2019 Conférencière invitée 10h30 – 11h15

Modeling the low-inertia fluid-structure interactions of liquid-core microcapsules Salsac A.-V. Biomechanics and Bioengineering Laboratory (UMR 7338) Alliance Sorbonne Université CNRS – Université de Technologie de Compiègne Compiègne, France

Capsules consisting of a liquid droplet enclosed by a thin elastic membrane are commonly encountered in nature in the form of cells and in numerous industrial processes. The protection and controlled release of active agents is of great importance for diverse applications in the food, cosmetic, bioengineering and medical engineering industry among others. They necessitate having a good understanding of the capsule behavior under low-inertia flow conditions and controlling the membrane mechanical properties. An overview will be given on how the three-dimensional fluid-structure interactions may be modeled in low inertial regimes. We will see how numerical simulations and microfluidic experimentations enrich one another and allow together to design techniques to characterize the viscoelastic properties of microcapsules, or to sort capsule/cell suspensions.

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MERCREDI 30 octobre 2019 Sessions parallèles 8h30 – 10h00

Amphi Salle 101

Ergonomie, interaction matériel GMCAO

Présidents de la séance : N. Rezzoug et M. Ferrari

Présidents de la séance : P. Pries et K. Aubert

08:30 Bow camber and mass distribution: violinist’s preferences and sound descriptors A. Tomezzoli, B. Michaud, M. Begon, and S. Duprey Univ Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, IFSTTAR, LBMC

Biomechanical modeling of the diabetic foot ulcer risk to guide surgery A.Perrier, L.Gatin, M.Bucki, , A.Geffrier, P. Denormandie and Y.Payan Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, TIMC-IMAG, Grenoble

08:45 Biomechanical consequences of lumbar belt design for the therapeutic treatment of low back pain J. Molimard, W.-S. Han, B. Pierrat, R. Pannetier and R. Convert Mines Saint-Etienne, Univ Lyon

09:00 High-heel shoes wear affects postural control during gait initiation in healthy young female adults A. Delafontaine, P. Fourcade, G. Oustau, S. Ditcharles, E. Yiou CIAMS, Univ. Paris-Sud., Université Paris-Saclay

Benefits of a musculoskeletal modelling decision making procedure on hamstring lengthening outcomes: a retrospective study E. Desailly, N. Khouri Fondation Ellen Poidatz, St Fargeau-Ponthierry

09:15 Does shoe heel-to-toe drop have an influence on performance in downhill trail running? T. Defer, R. Juillaguet, M. Giandolini, S. Pavailler, N. Horvais, J. Cassirame, G. Doucende EA4604, Université de Perpignan Via Domitia, Laboratoire Européen Performance Santé Altitude

Intervertebral forces computation: a non-invasive validation method G. Abedrabbo, P. Mahaudens, C. Detrembleur, M. Mousny, P. Fisette Institute of Mechanics, Materials and Civil Engineering, Université catholique de Louvain

09:30 Semi-automatic positioning of foot bones on X-Ray computed tomography images for bare vs shod foot comparison N. Kroupa, B. Pierrat, W-S. Han, S.Grange, F.Bergandi and J.Molimard Mines Saint-Etienne, Univ Lyon

In-vivo precision of a non-invasive ultrasound-based device to measure pelvic tilt for THA A. Guezou-Philippe, G.Dardenne, J.-P. Pluchon, H. Letissier, R. Gérard, C. Lefèvre and E. Stindel LaTIM, Inserm, UMR 1101, SFR IBSAM, Brest

09:45 Effect of unilateral femoral derotation osteotomy on transverse plane kinematics of children and adolescents with cerebral plasy E. Desailly, A. Badina, N. Khouri Fondation Ellen Poidatz, St Fargeau-Ponthierry

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Salle 107 Salle 108

Cardiovasculaire et respiratoire 1 Robotique humanoïde

Présidents de la séance : E. Foucault et C. Steichen

Présidents de la séance : A. Eon et V. Padois

08:30 Reduced order model for patient specific fluid transient simulation of blood flow in aortic cross C. Shao, J. Tomasi, V. Morgenthaler, M. Lederlin, J.P. Verhoye and P. Haigron Ansys France

Improving the control of prostheses in arm amputees with approaches based on motor coordination M. Merad, E. de Montalivet, M. Legrand, A. Touillet, N. Martinet, J. Paysant, A. Roby-Brami and N. Jarrassé UMR 7222, ISIR, Sorbonne University

08:45 Human gait simulation from a reduced set of low-dimensional tasks using hierarchical control M. Boukheddimi, F. Bailly, P. Soueres and B. Watier LAAS-CNRS, University of Toulouse

09:00 Late thoracic aorta remodeling in endovascular treatment of aneurysmal disease M. De Masi, C. Guivier-Curien, P. Piquet and V. Deplano Aix Marseille Univ, AP-HM, Hôpital de la Timone, Service de chirurgie vasculaire

Evaluation of PAEXO, a novel passive exoskeleton for overhead work P. Maurice, J. Camernik, D. Gorjan, B. Schirrmeister, J. Bornmann, L. Tagliapietra, C.Latella, D. Pucci, L. Fritzsche, S. Ivaldi, J. Babic U. de Lorraine, CNRS, Inria, LORIA, Nancy

09:15 Influence of caval reconstructions on venous outflow during liver transplantation: a numerical flow simulation study on real patients and virtual cases F. Joly, N. Golse, N. Bousaleh, M. Lewin, E. Vibert and I. Vignon-Clementel INRIA, Paris

Overview on dynamic identification methods of floating base anthropomorphic structures V. Bonnet, M. Gautier, R. Dumas, S. Mohammed, T. Robert, G. Venture, P. Fraisse LISSI, Univ. of Paris-Est Créteil

09:30 Computational modeling of arterial tissues: coupling multiscale homogenization strategies and finite element formulation D. Bianchi, C. Morin, P. Badel Mines Saint-Etienne, Univ Lyon, INSERM, U 1059 Sainbiose, Centre CIS

ORHRO: Open Robotics Humanoid RObot - From a mechanical retrofit to a new real time industrial controller based walking robot A. Eon, J. Gastebois, P. Laguillaumie, P. Vulliez, P. Seguin and J.P. Gazeau Institut P’, UPR 3346, Université de Poitiers – ENSMA

09:45 Use of a parametric finite-element model of the mitral valve to assess healthy and pathological valve behaviors T. Alleau, L. Lanquetin and A.-V. Salsac, Biomechanics and Bioengineering Laboratory, Université de Technologie de Compiègne

Analysing human-exoskeleton interaction: on the human adaptation to modified gravito-inertial dynamics S. Bastide, N. Vignais, F. Geffard, and B. Berret CIAMS, Univ. Paris-Sud, Université Paris-Saclay

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Amphi Salle 101

Biomécanique et paléontologie Handicap et réhabilitation

Présidents de la séance : G. Daver et M. Domalain

Présidents de la séance : F.Leboeuf et Y.Delpierre

11:15 The evolutionnary conundrum of the hominid hand : a biomechanical perspective G.Daver, M.Domalain PALEVOPRIM UMR CNRS 7262, University of Poitiers

Femoral residuum/socket kinematics using fusion between 3D motion capture and stereo radiography B. Panhelleux, N. Fourgeron, N. Ruyssen, P.Y. Rohan, X. Bonnet and H. Pillet Arts et Metiers ParisTech, IBHGC

11:30 Comparative functional anatomy using rigid multibody simulation and anatomical transfer: Homo sapiens, Pan paniscus and Papio Anubis A.Perrier, M.Bucki, A.Supiot, N.Delcroix, F.Lamberton, F.Druelle, A.Herrel and G.Berillon Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, TIMC-IMAG

Medial-lateral margin of stability for the comparison of two bone-anchored prostheses – a case study V. Gibeaux, A. Naaim, T. Robert, L. Frossard and R. Dumas Univ Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, IFSTTAR, LBMC UMR_T9406

11:45 Walking with hominins: From the reconstruction of a plausible anatomical model to gait energetics in Neandertals. Methodological aspects J. Duveau, F. Multon, F. Marchal, D. Anduze, G. Berillon UMR 7194 HNHP, MNHN, U. Perpignan

Investigating symmetry in amputee gait through the Improved Harmonic Ratio: influence of the stride segmentation method E. Simonetti, H. Pillet, G. Vannozzi, I. Loiret, C. Villa, J. Bascou, and E. Bergamini Institution Nationale des Invalides (INI) / CERAH, Créteil

12:00 Biomechanical analysis of lithic tools production: Impact on the evolution of early hominin upper limb? R. Macchi, G. Daver, M. Brenet, L. Fradet, S.Prat, M. Domalain Institut PPrime, CNRS, Université de Poitiers, UPR 3346

The gait deviation index is differently affected in children with cerebral palsy hemiparesis and adults with post-stroke hemiparesis O. Galarraga, and E. Desailly Centre de Réadaptation de Coubert (UGECAM IDF)

12:15 Food puncture resistance, ingesting behavior and the curvature of upper second molars in Old World and New World monkeys G. Thiery, F. Guy and V. Lazzari PALEVOPRIM UMR CNRS 7262, University of Poitiers

Impact of a Passive Dynamic Ankle Foot Orthosis on Gait: Patients with dorsiflexion deficit. C. Adel, R. Taiar, G. Belassian, D. Lamarre, H. Teyssedre, J. Dumont, A. Schneider, Y. Benabid, A. Chene, E. Abdi and F.C. Boyer LCSM, Ecole Militaire Polytechnique, Algérie

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Salle 107 Salle 108

Biomécanique cellulaire et tissulaire Biomécanique animale

Présidents de la séance : A.-V. Salsac et Y. Maksym

Présidents de la séance : T. Hauet et M. Sapone

11:15 Remote palpation of the human brain with Magnetic Resonance Imaging: protocol optimization for the study of glioblastoma M. Yushchenko, M. Sarracanie, M. Amann, R. Sinkus, J. Wuerfel and N. Salameh Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Basel, Allschwil

Effect of the number of interference screws for the fixation of an intra-articular cranial cruciate ligament prosthesis in dogs: Biomechanical study. Q. Blanc, B. Gouin, P. Rafael, P. Moissonnier, C. Carozzo, P.Buttin, T.Cachon and E.Viguier U. de Lyon, VetAgro Sup, ICE

11:30 Development of a new MR Elastography protocol to measure the functional properties of facial muscles R. Ternifi, P. Pouletaut, S. Dakpé, S. Testelin, B. Devauchelle, F. Charleux, J.M. Constans, S.F. Bensamoun U. de Technologie de Compiègne, UMR 7338

Biomechanical analysis of a ligament fixation system for CCL reconstruction in a canine cadaver model B. Goin, P. Rafael, Q. Blanc, T. Cachon, P. Buttin, C. Carozzo, P. Chabrand, and E. Viguier Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS, ISM, Marseille

11:45 Shear viscoelasticity in the human brain by MR-Elastography at low and high frequencies F. Andoh, M. Tardieu, C. Pellot-Barakat and X. Maître IR4M, CNRS, Univ. Paris-Sud, Université Paris-Saclay

Morphometric dimensions of the goat thoracolumbar vertebrae using digitized CT images T. Cachon, R. Hassoun, M. Odet, M. Massenzio, C. Carozzo, S. Ronel, Y. Lafon, and E. Viguier Université de Lyon, VetAgro Sup, ICE UPSP A104

12:00 Transversal elasticity of TIEG1 KO muscle and tendon fibers probed by atomic force microscopy M. Kammoun, V. Dupres, J. Landoulsi, M. Subramaniam, J. Hawse, and S. F. Bensamoun Sorbonne University, U. de Technologie de Compiègne, UMR CNRS 7338

Pressure sore prevention in vet medicine: Importance of the supports J. Caraty, L. De Vreught, T. Cachon, P. Moissonnier, A. Bongartz, E. Viguier, C. Carozzo VetTeam, Liège

12:15 Bone drilling: a thermal model for bone temperature prediction F. Amewoui, G. Le Coz, AS. Bonnet, and A. Moufki LEM3, Université de Lorraine, CNRS, Arts et Métiers Paris Tech

Review of pressure mat studies of saddle fitting to the horse’s back J-N. Desbrosses-Déléage, S. Duprey, A. Olivier, R. Dumas, and L. Dubuis Univ Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, IFSTTAR, LBMC UMR_T9406

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Amphi Salle 101

Mouvement et Musculosquelettique Handicap et réhabilitation

Présidents de la séance : C. Sauret et A.-L. Guinet

Présidents de la séance : L. Fradet et Y. Cherni

13:45 Development of a surrogate limb model for knee brace evaluation A. Bacher, A. Nerot, A. Valgalier, A. Thouze, X. Bonnet Arts et Metiers, Institut de Biomécanique Humaine Georges Charpak, Paris

Why introducing biomechanical considerations into obstetrical management of women from pregnancy to delivery? B. Gachon, D. Desseauve Poitiers University Hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

14:00 Evolution of mechanical fields during the gait cycle in healthy and implanted femoral bones Z.S.Hadiji, A. Wit, C.Dreistadt, S.Wronski, P.Lipinski, J. Tarasiuk LEM3, University of Lorraine (ENIM), Metz

14:15 Modeling human gait cycle using FE method and results of backward kinematics A. Wit, S.Wronski, J. Tarasiuk, Z.S. Hadiji, P. Lipinski, C. Dreistadt AGH U. of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland

Muscle Coordination During Robotic Assisted Walking Using Lokomat Y. Cherni, M. Hajizadeh, M. Begon and N.A. Turpin School of kinesiology, Faculty of Medecine, Université de Montréal

14:30 The Effect of Rectus Femoris Muscle Modelling Technique on Knee Joint Kinematics: a Preliminary Study E. Elyasi, A. Perrier, and Y. Payan Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, TIMC-IMAG

Use of FeetMe Monitor® connected soles for real-time measurement of spatial and temporal walking parameters … R. David, M. Billot, L. Delaire, M. Roulaud, B. Lorgeoux, P. Foucault, F. Louis, et al. PRISMATICS Lab, CHU Poitiers

14:45 Assessment of the thigh skin and fascia strains during knee flexion-extension: an ex-vivo study Y. Sednieva, K. Bruyère-Garnier, A. Naaim, A. Viste, and L.L. Gras U. Lyon 1, IFSTTAR, LBMC UMR_T9406

Gait analysis on chronic Low Back Pain clusters before rehabilitation program – Kinematic and kinetic approaches - Y. Delpierre, G. Audat, and C. Garnier Centre de l’Arche, Pole régional du handicap, Saint-Saturnin

15:00 Distribution of intervertebral compression and shear forces in the cervical spine during isometric tasks B. Fréchède, R. Kamalifard, and R. Dumas U. Lyon 1, IFSTTAR, LBMC UMR_T9406

Short-term effects of thoracic spine manipulation on the biomechanical organisation of gait initiation: a pilot randomized study S. Ditcharles, E. Yiou, A. Delafontaine, A.Hamaoui CIAMS, U. Paris-Sud, U. Paris-Saclay

15:15 EMG measurements as inputs for a musculo-skeletal model: quantification of abdominal and back muscle forces in static postures S. Hinnekens, P. Mahaudens, C. Detrembleur and P. Fisette IMMC, Université catholique de Louvain

Non-invasive thoracic and lumbar spine range of motion by motion acquisition system J. Mignot, V. Callot, A. Melot, P-J Arnoux, and M. Evin Aix-Marseille Univ, IFSTTAR, LBA UMR_T 24

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Salle 107 Salle 108

Cardiovasculaire et respiratoire 2 Biomécanique animale

Présidents de la séance : C. Jayle et C. Shao

Présidents de la séance : A. Abourachid et L.Chèze

13:45 Human cardiomyocytes derived from induced pluripotent stem cells Steichen, M. Jacquard-Fevai, S. Brishoual, and T. Hauet Inserm U1082 IRTOMIT, Poitiers

Avineck, the neck of the bird, an arm for the robots A. Abourachid and P. Wenger UMR 7179 CNRS, Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris

14:00 Impact of collateral flow on true FFR prediction for left main coronary stenoses with downstream lesions M. Lagache, R. Coppel, G. Finet, M. Malvé, R. I. Pettigrew and J. Ohayon Laboratory TIMC-IMAG, UGA, CNRS

Combining precision and power to maximize performance: a case study of the woodpecker’s neck C. Böhmer, M. Furet, B. Fasquelle, P. Wenger, D. Chablat, C. Chevallereau and A. Abourachid UMR 7179 CNRS, MNHN, Paris

14:15 Effects of repetitive magnetic cervical stimulation of phrenic roots on diaphragmatic function in healthy volunteers. Y. Rebollar, M. Bourgoin-Heck, C. Rault, S. Ragot, F. Petitpas, R. Robert, R. Coudroy et al. INSERM CIC 1402, Groupe ALIVE, Poitiers

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