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- PARALLEL ASYNCHRONOUS PARTICLE SWARM FOR GLOBAL BIOMECHANICAL OPTIMIZATION
- EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL KNEE CONTACT MODEL USING RESPONSE SURFACE OPTIMIZATION
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- Correlation between the Knee Adduction Torque and Medial Contact Force for a Variety of Gait Patterns
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- Temperature modeling in a total knee joint replacement using patient-specific kinematics
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- Simultaneous prediction of muscle and contact forces in the knee during gait Yi-Chung Lin a
- Benjamin J. Fregly1 Department of Mechanical and Aerospace
- Evaluation of a patient-specific cost function to predict the influence of foot path on the knee adduction torque during gait
- Dynamic Activity Dependence of In Vivo Normal Knee Kinematics
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- Journal of Biomechanics 38 (2005) 305314 Computational wear prediction of a total knee replacement
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- A study of the errors associated with measuring knee kinematics using marker based motion capture and imaging
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- SENSITIVITY OF KNEE REPLACEMENT CONTACT CONDITIONS TO KINEMATIC MEASUREMENT ERRORS
- A GENERALIZED ANALYTICAL JOINT CONTACT MODEL FOR DYNAMIC MUSCULOSKELETAL SIMULATIONS
- CAN FLUOROSCOPY DERIVED KINEMATICS BE USED TO INFER CORONAL KNEE LOADS? **Banks, S A; *Zhao, D; *Fregly B J; ***D'Lima D D; ***Colwell C W
- IN VIVO MEDIAL AND LATERAL TIBIAL LOADS DURING GAIT, STAIR, KNEEL, AND LUNGE ACTIVITIES * Zhao, D; +*Fregly, B J; *,**Banks, S A; ***D'Lima, D D; ***Colwell, C W Jr
- SENSITIVITY OF JOINT CONTACT MODEL PREDICTIONS TO IMPERFECTLY SYNCHRONIZED MOTION DATA INPUTS
- COMPUTATIONAL DETERMINATION OF IN VIVO MEDIAL AND LATERAL TIBIAL FORCES DURING GAIT
- Dynamic Simulation of a Simulator Machine for Knee Implant Damage Prediction
- ESTIMATION OF BODY SEGMENT PARAMETERS FROM THREE-DIMENSIONAL GAIT DATA USING OPTIMIZATION
- PREDICTED SENSITIVITY OF KNEE IMPLANT WEAR TO INSERT THICKNESS AND BODY MASS
- AN AUTOMATED IMAGE MATCHING PROCEDURE FOR MEASURING NATURAL KNEE KINEMATICS WITH SINGLE-PLANE FLUOROSCOPY
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- EFFECT OF FEMORAL COMPONENT MALROTATION ON CONTACT STRESS IN TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENTS
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- Simulation Lab #3: Muscle-Actuated Simulation of Kicking
- Simulation Lab #4: Design of Muscle Coordination Patterns to Enable FES-Induced Pedaling
- B.J. Fregly September 26, 2001 ESSENTIAL KINEMATICS RELATIONSHIPS
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- AN EXTENSION OF THE ANGULAR MOMENTUM PRINCIPLE FOR SUMMING MOMENTS ABOUT ANY POINT
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- PREDICTING PATIENT-SPECIFIC GAIT MODIFICATIONS FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS REHABILITATION
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- THE KINEMATICS OF DEEP FLEXION IN BI-CRUCIATE RETAINING RESURFACING KNEE ARTHROPLASTY +*Banks, SA; **Boniforti, F; ***Fregly, BJ; ***Rahman,H; ****Reinschmidt, C; **Romagnoli, S
- PREDICTED GAIT MODIFICATIONS TO REDUCE THE PEAK KNEE ADDUCTION TORQUE Benjamin J. Fregly, 2
- NONLINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM SOLUTIONS The temperature distribution of the rectangular fin shown in Figure 1(a) below, considering
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- 2003 Summer Bioengineering Conference, June 25-29, Sonesta Beach Resort in Key Biscayne, Florida INTRODUCTION
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- 2003 Summer Bioengineering Conference, June 25-29, Sonesta Beach Resort in Key Biscayne, Florida INTRODUCTION
- EVALUATION OF A MEDIAL THRUST GAIT PATTERN TO REDUCE THE PEAK KNEE ADDUCTION TORQUE
- Surrogate Articular Contact Models for Computationally Efficient Multibody Dynamic Simulations
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- AN INVERSE DYNAMICS OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FOR PREDICTING HUMAN MOVEMENT
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- Paper #1524 Revisiting the Bicruciate Retaining Knee Arthroplasty
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- Knee Kinematics in Medial Osteoarthritis during In Vivo Weight-Bearing Activities
- Simulation Lab #1: Dynamic Simulation of Jumping
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- Design of Optimal Treatments for Neuromusculoskeletal Disorders using Patient-Specific Multibody Dynamic Models
- Increased Conformity Offers Diminishing Returns for Reducing Total Knee Replacement Wear
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- A THREE-DIMENSIONAL COMPLIANT CONTACT MODEL FOR DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENTS
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- SENSITIVITY OF KNEE SIMULATOR MACHINE WEAR VOLUME TO VARIATIONS IN MOTION AND LOAD INPUTS AND COMPONENT PLACEMENTS
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- SIMULATION-BASED TREATMENT PLANNING FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS Benjamin J. Fregly1
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- EVALUATION OF A PATIENT-SPECIFIC COST FUNCTION TO PREDICT THE INFLUENCE OF FOOT PATH ON
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- The relationship between the knee adduction torque and medial contact force during gait Dong Zhao a
- B.J. Fregly March 25, 2001 BIODYNAMICS PRIMER
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- B.J. Fregly Fall 2004 DYNAMICS SUMMARY
- Muscle and Contact Contributions to Inverse Dynamic Knee Loads during Gait
- MECHANICS OF THE HUMAN LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM EML 5595 -FALL 2010
- 2003 Summer Bioengineering Conference, June 25-29, Sonesta Beach Resort in Key Biscayne, Florida INTRODUCTION
- In Vivo Contact Stresses during Activities of Daily Living after Knee Arthroplasty
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- Evaluation of Parallel Decomposition Methods for Biomechanical Optimizations
- EFFECT OF FOOT PATH ALTERATIONS ON ADDUCTION MOMENT REDUCTIONS PRODUCED BY KNEE MEDIALIZATION DURING GAIT
- Medical Engineering & Physics 26 (2004) 777789 www.elsevier.com/locate/medengphy
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- Evaluation of Predicted Knee-Joint Muscle Forces during Gait Using an Instrumented Knee Implant
