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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Mar 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 2006 Apr;64(4):620–627. doi: 10.1016/j.joms.2005.12.007

Table 1.

Peak principal corpus strains (osteotomy side) during mastication on different sides.

Non-osteotomy side chews
Osteotomy side chews
I.D. # # of cycles L/R/U εMAX (με) εMIN (με) angle (degrees) εMAX (με) εMIN (με) angle (degrees)
3 31/20/0 77 (32) −66 (38) 72 (16) 159 (47) −116 (12) 80 (12)
6 13/13/0 84 (7) −116 (17) 21 (3) 131 (50) −169 (56) 24 (4)
7 11/9/0 71 (46) −52 (29) 58 (6) 172 (62) −81 (37) 64 (7)
8 19/9/0 78 (25) −114 (26) 26 (6) 105 (44) −109 (40) 30 (8)
9 17/3/0 180 (62) −62 (34) 43 (20) 304 (62) −191 (36) 54 (8)
12 12/10/0 74 (43) −78 (30) −21 (10) 99 (32) −87 (26) −11 (3)
13 13/12/0 56 (13) −56 (10) −5 (7) 45 (13) −79 (21) −27 (22)
14 13/11/0 54 (23) −75 (30) 14 (2) 44 (28) −82 (38) 18 (3)
15 17/12/0 182 (40) −79 (22) 27 (5) 208 (62) −105 (36) 31 (6)
16 11/13/0 75 (25) −101 (24) 35 (12) 94 (60) −124 (58) 42 (15)

Mean 93* 80* 27 136* 114* 31
S.D. (47) (23) (28) (79) (38) (33)

Values are means, (standard deviations).

L/R/U are number of left, right and unknown side chew cycles analyzed.

εMAX, peak tensile principal strain; εMIN, peak compressive principal strain; angle is degrees of εMIN above the occlusal plane.

*

p < 0.02, paired t-test between chewing side strains.