Subject-Specificity via 3D Ultrasound and Personalized Musculoskeletal Modeling
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Rubenson, Jonas
Lloyd, David G
Farina, Dario
Panizzolo, Fausto A
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Ibanez, J
GonzalezVargas, J
Azorin, JM
Akay, M
Pons, JL
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This study combines experimental-based and model-based methodologies for accessing in vivo musculoskeletal function in healthy individuals. We use ultrasound and dynamometer technologies to derive subject-specific muscle parameters including muscle isometric force, optimal fiber length and tendon slack length. We then assess the impact of subject-specificity on the electromyography-driven simulation of walking of the composite musculoskeletal system.
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