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Total knee arthroplasty three-dimensional kinematic estimation prevision. From a two-dimensional fluoroscopy acquired dynamic model

Lebel et al., 2011

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8184782518837081195
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Lebel B
Pineau V
Gouzy S
Geais L
Parienti J
Dutheil J
Vielpeau C
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Orthopaedics & Traumatology: Surgery & Research

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Introduction To determine six-degree of freedom of total knee arthroplasty kinematics (TKA), optimized matching algorithms for single fluoroscopic image system may be used. Theoretical accuracy of these systems was reported. Nevertheless, all reports were done …
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