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Weickenmeier et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Experimental and numerical characterization of the mechanical masseter muscle response during biting

Weickenmeier et al., 2017

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16077577250491252366
Author
Weickenmeier J
Jabareen M
Le Révérend B
Ramaioli M
Mazza E
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Journal of biomechanical engineering

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Predictive simulations of the mastication system would significantly improve our understanding of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and the planning of cranio- maxillofacial surgery procedures. Respective computational models must be validated by …
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