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24 of 32(oral)2. MacIntyre NJ. In vivo assessment of the relation between trabecular bonestructure in the radius and gender, aging, mechanical loading and fracture.Rehabilitation Science Seminar Series, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON 2001-03-23 (oral)3. MacIntyre NJ. The role of exercise in the management of osteoporosis. NationalFundraising Program of the Osteoporosis Society of Canada. Kincardine, ON1999-03-01 (oral)4. MacIntyre NJ. Osteoporosis update: The role of physical activity in themanagement of postmenopausal osteoporosis. Lecturer at an educationalcourse offered by the Ontario Physiotherapy Association. Hamilton, ON 1999-01-24 (oral)5. MacIntyre NJ. Proposed mechanisms for the regulation of bone strength bymechanical loading. Regional Bone Research Group. Hamilton, ON 1997-11-27(oral)6. MacIntyre NJ. Developmental potential of murine myoblast cell lines.Departmental Seminar, Department of Physiotherapy, University of WesternOntario, London, ON 1994-09-26 (oral)ii) CONTRIBUTEDa) Peer Reviewed(*trainee; **abstracts published in Meeting Proceedings; presenting author underlined)1. **MacIntyre NJ, Stavness C, Adachi JD. The modified Safe Functional MotionTest-Short Form is reliable for assessment of movement patterns in individualswith low bone mass. Canadian Physiotherapy Association Congress 2009Calgary, AL 2009-05-28. (accepted for oral)2. **Wessel J, MacDermid J, MacIntyre NJ, Galea V. The relationship betweenimpairment, dexterity, and self-reported disability of persons with osteoarthritis ofthe hand. 31 st annual meeting of the American Society of Hand Therapists.Boston, MA 2008-10-24 (oral)3. **MacIntyre NJ, *Rombough R, Brouwer B. Muscle cross-sectional area at thetibial 66% site is not a surrogate measure of gastrocsoleus muscle forceproduction. 2008 pQCT User’s Meeting, Montreal Qc 2008-09-16 (oral)4. ***García-Redríguez S, *Crookshank MCM, MacIntyre NJ, Harrison M, SmithEL, Sellens R, Ploeg H. Structural properties of trabecular cores from femoralheads. North American Conference on Biomechanics 2008, Ann Arbor MI 2008-08-06 (oral)MacIntyre, Norma J.
25 of 325. **MacIntyre NJ, Inglis D. Comparison of pQCT-based measures of radial bonegeometry and apparent trabecular structure using different algorithms. 29 thAnnual Meeting of the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research.Honolulu Hawaii 2007-09-18 (poster)6. ***Abdulkareem JS, Muller ME, Inglis D, Gordon CL, Adachi JD, Webber CE,MacIntyre NJ. Measures of bone geometry at the distal radius predict failureload. International Osteoporosis Foundation World Congress, Toronto, ON 2006-06-04 (poster)7. ***McWalter EJ, MacIntyre NJ, Cibere J, Wilson DR. Does patellar alignmentpredict patellar kinematics? 52 nd Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic ResearchSociety. Chicago, IL, 2006-03-20 (oral)8. ***McKnight B, Wilson DR, MacIntyre NJ. Two normative patterns of patellar tiltand lateral translation are observed in physically active young males. 52 ndAnnual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society. Chicago, IL, 2006-03-19(poster)9. ***McWalter EJ, MacIntyre NJ, Cibere J, Wilson DR. Can patterns of patellarkinematics be determined from one angle of knee flexion? 10 th World Congresson Osteoarthritis (OARSI), Boston, MA 2005-12-10 (poster)10. ***McKnight B, MacIntyre NJ, Wilson DR. Between limb differences areobserved in normal patterns of patellar motion in young physically active males.Poster presentation at the 8 th Annual Meeting for Health Sciences ResearchTrainees, Kingston, ON 2005-05-31 (Trainee received the Faculty of HealthSciences Award for Excellence in Research – Poster Presentation Competition)(poster)11. **MacIntyre NJ, Pardy S, Ade L, Culham E, Wilson DR. Clinical assessments ofpatellar alignment in the relaxed extended knee do not reflect patellar kinematicsduring loaded knee flexion. 51 st Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic ResearchSociety, Washington, DC 2005-02-21(poster)12. ***Hill NA, *Fellows RA, MacIntyre NJ, Harrison MM, Ellis RE, Wilson DR. Theeffect of high tibial osteotomy on three-dimensional patellar tracking: An in vivostudy using magnetic resonance imaging. 51 st Annual Meeting of theOrthopaedic Research Society, Washington, DC. 2005-02-21 (poster)13. **MacIntyre NJ, *McKnight B, *Hill NA, Culham E, Ellis RE, Wilson DR.Abnormal patellar kinematics are detected in a subgroup of individuals withPatellofemoral Pain Syndrome using a novel MRI-based method. 11 th Meeting ofthe Combined Orthopaedic Associations, Sydney, Australia. 2004-10-25 (poster)MacIntyre, Norma J.
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