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A real-time topography of maximum contact pressure distribution at medial tibiofemoral knee implant during gait: application to knee rehabilitation

Ardestani et al., 2015

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11738641795141634441
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Ardestani M
Moazen M
Chen Z
Zhang J
Jin Z
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Neurocomputing

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Knee contact pressure is a crucial factor in the knee rehabilitation programs. Although contact pressure can be estimated using finite element analysis, this approach is generally time-consuming and does not satisfy the real-time requirements of a clinical set-up …
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