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Articulated Statistical Shape Modelling of the Shoulder Joint
The shoulder joint is the most mobile and unstable joint in the human body. This makes it vulnerable to soft tissue pathologies and dislocation. Insight into the kinematics of the joint may enable improved diagnosis and treatment of different shoulder pathologies. Shoulder joint kinematics can be in...
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Department of Human Biology
2020
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