Comparative biomechanics: life's physical world: Steven Vogel; Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, 2003, 580pp., ISBN 0-691-11297-5

Abstract

[...]he has covered a very wide part of biomechanics as seen from the biological, though not the clinical, point of view. [...]there are people who consider they are interested only in clinical biomechanics, say gait analysis of limping people, or the viscoelastic properties of the aging intervertebral disc, or the design of a knee prosthesis.