Comparison between line and surface mesh models to represent the rotator cuff muscle geometry in musculoskeletal models

M Hoffmann, D Haering, M Begon - Computer methods in …, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …
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Comparison between line and surface mesh models to represent the rotator cuff muscle geometry in musculoskeletal models.

M Hoffmann, D Haering, M Begon - Computer Methods in …, 2017 - europepmc.org
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …

Comparison between line and surface mesh models to represent the rotator cuff muscle geometry in musculoskeletal models

M Hoffmann, D Haering, M Begon - Computer Methods in …, 2017 - ideas.repec.org
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …

Comparison between line and surface mesh models to represent the rotator cuff muscle geometry in musculoskeletal models

M Hoffmann, D Haering, M Begon - Computer Methods in …, 2017 - hal.science
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …

Comparison between line and surface mesh models to represent the rotator cuff muscle geometry in musculoskeletal models

M Hoffmann, D Haering… - Computer methods in …, 2017 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …

Comparison between line and surface mesh models to represent the rotator cuff muscle geometry in musculoskeletal models

M Hoffmann, D Haering… - Computer Methods in …, 2017 - univ-rennes.hal.science
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …
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M Hoffmann, D Haering, M Begon - Computer methods in …, 2017 - researchgate.net
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …

Comparison between line and surface mesh models to represent the rotator cuff muscle geometry in musculoskeletal models

M Hoffmann, D Haering… - Computer Methods in …, 2017 - econpapers.repec.org
Accurate muscle geometry (muscle length and moment arm) is required to estimate muscle
function when using musculoskeletal modelling. In shoulder, muscles are often modelled as …