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Thomas S. Buchanan

Professor Emeritus

University of Delaware

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Thomas S. Buchanan is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor Emeritus at University of Delaware.

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Thomas S. Buchanan

University of Delaware

Professor Emeritus

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rehabilitation human movement biomechanics physiology orthopedic biomechanics orthopedic surgery athletic training orthopaedic surgery kinematics kinesiology exercise physiology musculoskeletal science sport physical therapy sport medicine upper extremity gait analysis exercise science movement analysis motor control physical medicine skeletal muscle sport science orthopaedic research applied physiology musculoskeletal function neurophysiology muscle forces stroke rehabilitation exercise rehabilitation joint moments musculoskeletal research reconstructive surgery knee osteoarthritis cartilage spinal biomechanics musculoskeletal surgery gait mechanics acl reconstruction knee surgery magnetic resonance imaging acl injury human pose estimation stroke patients musculoskeletal disorders arthritis neurorehabilitation human knee isometric contractions knee kinematics emg-driven model health technology arthroscopic techniques human physiology motion capture biomedical modeling isometric torque generation muscle activation quadriceps weakness static tasks isometric tasks scientific computing biomedical informatics human-computer interaction medical image computing neurodynamics vestibular system high-performance sport musculoskeletal interaction computational anatomy computational medicine biomedical technologies biomedical computing immersive technologies medical ultrasound elastography in vivo systems

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Prolonged Quadriceps Latency During Gait Early After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury Predicts Radiographic Knee Osteoarthritis 6-Years After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction. Clinical Biomechanics (2024)

Naoaki ItoJacob J CapinElanna K ArhosElizabeth WellsandtRyan T PohligThomas S BuchananLynn Snyder-Mackler

physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapykinesiologykinematicsmusculoskeletal scienceprolonged quadriceps latencyorthopedic biomechanicsgait analysismovement analysishuman movementsport medicineupper extremityorthopedic surgeryosteoarthritisbiomechanics

The Interplay Between Walking Speed, Economy, and Stability After Stroke. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (2023)

Louis N. AwadBrian A. KnarrPawel KudziaThomas S. Buchanan

neurologyrehabilitationeconomicsstroke rehabilitationstrokestability

Bone–Patellar Tendon–Bone Autograft Harvest Prolongs Extensor Latency During Gait 2 Yr After Aclr. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2022)

NAOAKI ITOJACOB J. CAPINASHUTOSH KHANDHATHOMAS S. BUCHANANKARIN GRÄVARE SILBERNAGELLYNN SNYDER-MACKLER

physiologyphysical medicinemedicinerehabilitationsport physical therapymusculoskeletal researchmusculoskeletal scienceexercise physiologyhuman movementsport medicinesport scienceexercise scienceorthopedic surgeryathletic trainingbiomechanicsbone researchexercise rehabilitation

Identifying Gait Pathology After Acl Reconstruction Using Temporal Characteristics of Kinetics and Electromyography. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2022)

NAOAKI ITOJACOB J. CAPINASHUTOSH KHANDHATHOMAS S. BUCHANANLYNN SNYDER-MACKLER

medicinerehabilitationsport physical therapykinematicsgait pathologygait analysistemporal characteristicsexercise physiologyhuman movementsport medicinemovement analysissport scienceacl reconstructionexercise scienceorthopedic surgeryathletic trainingneuroscience

Knee Joint Biomechanics During Gait Improve From 3 to 6 Months After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction. Journal of Orthopaedic Research® (2022)

Kelsey NealJack R. WilliamsAbdulmajeed AlfayyadhJacob J. CapinAshutosh KhandhaKurt ManalLynn Snyder‐MacklerThomas S. Buchanan

rehabilitationkinesiologyorthopedic biomechanicsgait analysishuman movementorthopedic surgeryknee joint biomechanicsathletic trainingbiomechanicsorthopaedic surgeryorthopaedic research

Markerless Motion Capture: What Clinician-Scientists Need to Know Right Now. JSAMS Plus (2022)

Naoaki ItoHaraldur B. SigurðssonKayla D. SeymoreElanna K. ArhosThomas S. BuchananLynn Snyder-MacklerKarin Grävare Silbernagel

medicinerehabilitationhuman movementmotion capturemarkerless motion capture

Patellofemoral Contact Forces and Knee Gait Mechanics 3 Months After Acl Reconstruction Are Associated With Cartilage Degradation 24 Months After Surgery. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage (2022)

J.R. WilliamsK. NealA. AlfayyadhJ.J. CapinA. KhandhaK. ManalL. Snyder-MacklerT.S. Buchanan

surgeryrehabilitationpatellofemoral contact forcescartilagehuman movementacl reconstructionorthopedic surgerymusculoskeletal surgeryosteoarthritisathletic trainingorthopaedic surgery

Self-Reported Walking Difficulty Influences Gait Characteristics in Patients With Medial Compartment Knee Osteoarthritis. Clinical Biomechanics (2022)

Annalisa NaThomas S Buchanan

physiologyphysical medicinerehabilitationspinal biomechanicskinesiologykinematicsmusculoskeletal scienceorthopedic biomechanicsgait analysishuman movementmusculoskeletal functionmusculoskeletal disordersosteoarthritisbiomechanicsphysical therapy

An Efficient One-Step Moment Balancing Algorithm for Computing Medial and Lateral Knee Compartment Contact Forces. Journal of Biomechanical Engineering (2021)

Kurt ManalThomas S. Buchanan

biomechanical engineeringrehabilitationkinematicsmechanical engineeringorthopedic biomechanicshuman movementbiomechanicsengineering

Knee Cartilage T 2 Relaxation Times 3 Months After Acl Reconstruction Are Associated With Knee Gait Variables Linked to Knee Osteoarthritis. Journal of Orthopaedic Research® (2021)

Jack R. WilliamsKelsey NealAbdulmajeed AlfayyadhKendra LennonJacob J. CapinAshutosh KhandhaKurt ManalHollis G. PotterLynn Snyder‐MacklerThomas S. Buchanan

rehabilitationacl reconstructionorthopedic surgeryorthopaedic surgeryorthopaedic research

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Thomas S. Buchanan

Professor Emeritus

University of Delaware

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Thomas S. Buchanan is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor Emeritus at University of Delaware.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Thomas S. Buchanan

University of Delaware

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Naoaki ItoJacob J CapinElanna K ArhosElizabeth WellsandtRyan T PohligThomas S BuchananLynn Snyder-Mackler

The Interplay Between Walking Speed, Economy, and Stability After Stroke. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (2023)

Louis N. AwadBrian A. KnarrPawel KudziaThomas S. Buchanan

neurologyrehabilitationeconomicsstroke rehabilitationstrokestability

Bone–Patellar Tendon–Bone Autograft Harvest Prolongs Extensor Latency During Gait 2 Yr After Aclr. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2022)

NAOAKI ITOJACOB J. CAPINASHUTOSH KHANDHATHOMAS S. BUCHANANKARIN GRÄVARE SILBERNAGELLYNN SNYDER-MACKLER

Identifying Gait Pathology After Acl Reconstruction Using Temporal Characteristics of Kinetics and Electromyography. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2022)

NAOAKI ITOJACOB J. CAPINASHUTOSH KHANDHATHOMAS S. BUCHANANLYNN SNYDER-MACKLER

Knee Joint Biomechanics During Gait Improve From 3 to 6 Months After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction. Journal of Orthopaedic Research® (2022)

Kelsey NealJack R. WilliamsAbdulmajeed AlfayyadhJacob J. CapinAshutosh KhandhaKurt ManalLynn Snyder‐MacklerThomas S. Buchanan

rehabilitationkinesiologyorthopedic biomechanicsgait analysishuman movementorthopedic surgeryknee joint biomechanicsathletic trainingbiomechanicsorthopaedic surgeryorthopaedic research

Markerless Motion Capture: What Clinician-Scientists Need to Know Right Now. JSAMS Plus (2022)

Naoaki ItoHaraldur B. SigurðssonKayla D. SeymoreElanna K. ArhosThomas S. BuchananLynn Snyder-MacklerKarin Grävare Silbernagel

medicinerehabilitationhuman movementmotion capturemarkerless motion capture

Patellofemoral Contact Forces and Knee Gait Mechanics 3 Months After Acl Reconstruction Are Associated With Cartilage Degradation 24 Months After Surgery. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage (2022)

J.R. WilliamsK. NealA. AlfayyadhJ.J. CapinA. KhandhaK. ManalL. Snyder-MacklerT.S. Buchanan

surgeryrehabilitationpatellofemoral contact forcescartilagehuman movementacl reconstructionorthopedic surgerymusculoskeletal surgeryosteoarthritisathletic trainingorthopaedic surgery

Self-Reported Walking Difficulty Influences Gait Characteristics in Patients With Medial Compartment Knee Osteoarthritis. Clinical Biomechanics (2022)

Annalisa NaThomas S Buchanan

An Efficient One-Step Moment Balancing Algorithm for Computing Medial and Lateral Knee Compartment Contact Forces. Journal of Biomechanical Engineering (2021)

Kurt ManalThomas S. Buchanan

biomechanical engineeringrehabilitationkinematicsmechanical engineeringorthopedic biomechanicshuman movementbiomechanicsengineering

Knee Cartilage T 2 Relaxation Times 3 Months After Acl Reconstruction Are Associated With Knee Gait Variables Linked to Knee Osteoarthritis. Journal of Orthopaedic Research® (2021)

Jack R. WilliamsKelsey NealAbdulmajeed AlfayyadhKendra LennonJacob J. CapinAshutosh KhandhaKurt ManalHollis G. PotterLynn Snyder‐MacklerThomas S. Buchanan

rehabilitationacl reconstructionorthopedic surgeryorthopaedic surgeryorthopaedic research

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