Luca Balistreri

Most-cited papers

1. To what extent can linear finite element models of human femora predict failure under stance and fall loading configurations?

   E. Schileo, Luca Balistreri, L. Grassi, L. Cristofolini +1 more

   2014Journal of Biomechanics155 citations

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2. Multiple loading conditions analysis can improve the association between finite element bone strength estimates and proximal femur fractures: a preliminary study in elderly women.

   C. Falcinelli, E. Schileo, Luca Balistreri, F. Baruffaldi +7 more

   2014Bone106 citations

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3. Left-right differences in proximal femur strength of post-menopausal women: a multicentric Finite Element study

   Fulvia Taddei, C. Falcinelli, Luca Balistreri, Petr Henyš +8 more

   2015Osteoporosis International20 citations Open access

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4. FE-BASED BONE STRENGTH CAN CLASSIFY PROXIMAL FEMUR FRACTURES IN A CASE-CONTROL RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

   C. Falcinelli, E. Schileo, Luca Balistreri, F. Baruffaldi +6 more

   20140 citations

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5. Association of CT-based finite element estimates of femur strength with fracture status in three clinical studies on post-menopausal women

   E. Schileo, C. Falcinelli, Luca Balistreri, P. Henyš +5 more

   20140 citations Open access

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6. ARE FINITE ELEMENT ESTIMATES OF FEMUR STRENGTH ASSOCIATED WITH FRACTURE ? THREE CLINICAL STUDIES

   E. Schileo, C. Falcinelli, Luca Balistreri, F. Baruffaldi +4 more

   20130 citations

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