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Using the Microsoft Visual Basic Macro EMM_MACROThis macro was written in Microsoft Visual Basic for use with Microsoft Excel. It computes cross-sectional geometric properties from biplanar radiographic images using the eccentric ellipse model (EEM) described in detail by Milgrom et al. (1989) and Ohman (1993). The Macro was first implemented in: O’Neill MC, Ruff CB. 2004. Estimating human long bone cross-sectional geometric properties: a comparison of noninvasive methods. J. Hum. Evol. 47:???-???
A. General Instructions
The EMM_Macro is very simple and works in the same manner as a cell function. To begin, enter your data in the columns G through N:
AP
ap
ac
pc
ML
ml
mc
lc
AP = anteriorposterior external breadth
ap = anteriorposterior breadth of medullary cavity. Computed automatically as AP-(ac+pc).
Leave blank (see below for explanation).
ac = anterior cortical thickness
pc = posterior cortical thickness
ML = mediolateral external breadth
ml = mediolateral breadth of the medullary cavity. Computed automatically as ML-(mc+lc).
Leave blank (see below for explanation).
mc = medial cortical thickness
lc = lateral cortical thickness
Once the data is entered the Macro is implemented by going to TOOLS, scrolling down to MACRO, and then clicking on MACROS. Make sure “EccentricEllipseMacro” is highlighted and then click RUN. This will compute the cross-sectional geometric properties using the eccentric ellipse model for 150 sections.
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Source Code Location : The source code for this tutorial can be found in the following text file:
HelpObjectModeltextObjectModelTutorial.txt
The code is broken into sections corresponding to the sections in this tutorial. Within each section, the C# and VB.NET code are presented in separate subsections.
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Where to Get Help
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