Prof. Dr. Luigi M. Gallomore information

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Current research projects

Project leader	Project title
Gallo	Real-time recognition of masticatory muscle activity and biofeedback
	Mandibular kinematics and dynamics
	Dynamic stereometry of the masticatory system
	Electromyographic long-time recording of the activity of the masticatory muscles
	Dynamic finite element analysis of articular cartilage
	Mechanisms of action of occlusal splints
	Joules, Genes and Behaviors: A multifactorial assessment of TMD risk indicators
	Catabolic and anabolic reaction of dynamically loaded chondrocytes under biomimetic conditions
	Kinematic analysis of temporomandibular joint prosthesis
Gallo Ernst	Composite copings for perio-overdentures
	Nutrition and health after complete denture rehabilitation
	Stability of maxillary complete dentures
	Oral stereognostics
	FEM analysis of perio-overdentures
	Survival of gold copings in perio-overdentures
	Oral health status of institutionalized elderly people in the State of Ticino
Gallo Nitschke	Bite force in elderly subjects

Completed research projects

Project leader	Project title
Ernst	Composite copings for the perio-overdenture
Farella	Motor unit overuse as a possible cause of orofacial pain
Gallo	Functional testing of diarthrodial joint soft tissues with in vivo acquired anatomical and kinematic information
	Development of a new optoelectronic tracking device
	Real-time recognition of masticatory muscles activity
	Mandibular kinematics and dynamics
	Dynamic stereometry of the temporomandibular joint
	Non invasive analysis of temporomandibular joint loading
	Dynamic 3D biphasic finite element analysis of the temporomandibular joint disc
	Magnetic resonance imaging of the temporomandibular joint
	Modelling cartilage mechanics and mechanobiology (MCMM)
	Electromyographic long-time recording of the activity of masticatory muscles
	Variation of TMJ condylar position during clenching on occlusal splints