Boğaziçi University
Volumetric Analysis & Visualization Group
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Dept
34342 Bebek / Istanbul
Tel: +90-212-3596465 / 3596414 (Dept.)
Fax: +90-212-2872465
Email: acarbu@boun.edu.tr
Publications & Patents
Magnetic resonance and diffusion tensor imaging analyses indicate heterogeneous strains along human medial gastrocnemius fascicles caused by submaximal plantar-flexion activity
Karakuzu A., Pamuk U., Ozturk C., Acar B., Yucesoy C.A.
Journal of Biomechanics, May 2017, vol. 57, pp. 69-78
Combined Magnetic Resonance And Diffusion Tensor Imaging Analyses Provide A Powerful Tool For In Vivo Assessment Of Deformation Along Human Muscle Fibers
Pamuk U., Karakuzu A., Ozturk C., Acar B., Yucesoy C.A.
Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials, October 2016, vol. 63, pp. 207-219
Combined Diffusion Tensor and Magnetic Resonance Imaging for in vivo Assessment of Human Muscle Function
Karakuzu A., Pamuk U., Ozturk C., Acar B., Yucesoy C.A.
In Congress of the European College of Sport Science, 2016
Using Advanced MRI Techniques for Estimating Strain Distributions Along Muscle Fibers During Isometric Plantar-Flexion Activity of Human Medial Gastrocnemius, In Vivo
Karakuzu A., Pamuk U., Acar B., Ozturk C., Yucesoy C.A.
Int. Society of Biomechanics Congress, ISB 2015, Glasgow, UK
MRI analyses Indicate Non-uniform Human Muscle Tissue Deformations and Confirm Theoretically Anticipated Sarcomere Length Heterogeneity, In Vivo
U Pamuk, A Karakuzu, P Akyazi, B Acar, C Ozturk, CA Yucesoy
18th National Biomedical Engineering Meeting (BIYOMUT), 2014, Istanbul
Skeletal Muscle Deformation Analysis Using Diffusion Tensor Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Pinar Akyazi
MS thesis, Bogazici University, Electrical & Electronics Eng. Dept., Turkey August 2013
MRI and DTI Analyses Combined Provide A Powerful Tool for Quantifying Deformation Along Human Muscle Fibers In Vivo
Pamuk U., Karakuzu A., Acar B., Ozturk C., Yucesoy C.A.
Int. Society of Biomechanics Congress, ISB 2015, Glasgow, UK