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Contact Info

Amy L. Lerner, Ph.D. Department of Biomedical Engineering University of Rochester work Box 270168 Rochester, NY 14627-0168 office: Goergen Hall 307 p 585-275-7847 f 585-276-1999 Lerner

Project Collaborator

  • Photo of Edmund KwokEdmund Kwok, Ph.D.

    MRI research in high resolution imaging, RF coil development, brain functional MRI, MRI perfusion and diffusion, image post processing

Amy Lerner - Current Research

Characterizing Growth of the Knee Joint

Magnetic resonance image (MRI) and histological section of the proximal tibia in a young rabbit.

We have evaluated custom MR imaging coils that allow us to characterize the growth of the knee joint in small experimental animals. Comparisons to mechanical testing will help us use these images for development of computational models of the knee joint to study the effect of biomechanics on growth.