Research on Material Mechanical Performance of Femurs Cured by Uyghur Sand Therapy

Julaiti Maitirouzi; Dilinaer Mahemuti; Chun Yuan Kong; Rong Chang Fu; Rexiati Tiyipu; Wei Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.522.910

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Research on Material Mechanical Performance of Femurs Cured by Uyghur Sand Therapy

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In our research, in accordance with the traditional sand therapy practice usually held in Turpan areas, we built an indoor sand therapy laboratory in Xinjiang University. After heating the sand with a heater for one week, we obtained similar temperature in every layer of the sand to that in the sand therapy. Male rabbits were treated with the sand therapy and medication and compared with normal control. The blood, joint fluid and mechanical properties of the bones were compared. The comparison of the mechanical properties of the bone, as well as our clinical experience with the sand therapy shows the effectiveness of such a treatment.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 522)

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August 2012

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Julaiti Maitirouzi, Dilinaer Mahemuti, Chun Yuan Kong, Rong Chang Fu, Rexiati Tiyipu, Wei Li

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Bone, Heat Transfer, Indoor Sand Therapy, Mechanical Property, Uygur Medicine Sand Therapy

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