VAN et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Application guidelines for dynamic knee joint analysis with a dual fluoroscopic imaging systemVAN et al., 2010
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- VAN S
- VELDE A
- Kozanek M
- Gill T
- Rubash H
- Guoan L
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- Acta Orthopaedica Belgica
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The widespread availability of mobile digital fluoroscopic systems with dynamic imaging capabilities places this type of motion analysis within reach of many research groups. With the addition of the second fluoroscope though, and the incorporation of a treadmill to …
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