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1 Ability for stair climbing in patients with bilateral cerebral palsy and stiff gait 2016
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2 Abnormal loading of the hip and knee joints in unilateral hip osteoarthritis and the response to hip replacement 2016
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3 Abobotulinumtoxin A in children with lower limb spasticity due to cerebral palsy: Safety and efficacy results of a Phase III open-label extension study 2016
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4 Accurate muscle morphological measurement using diffusion tensor magnetic resonance (DT-MR) images in the subject-specific muscle modelling (S2MM) 2016
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5 Acetabulum and lower limb morphology in spastic diplegia with different gait patterns 2016
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6 A comparison of two marker protocols for gait analysis in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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7 Acute low visual acuity and contrast affect the postural kinetic and kinematic behaviour during reaching an object with hand in young healthy adults 2016
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8 A Delphi approach to arrive at European consensus on the concepts and measurements of the pathophysiological neuromuscular responses to passive muscle stretch 2016
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9 A functional evaluation of pincer femoroacetabular impingement in asymptomatic adults 2016
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10 Age-related changes in continuous kinematic and kinetic waveforms in typical developing children and adults 2016
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11 Age-related differences in ADL activity execution 2016
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12 Age-related differences in gait kinematics across the gait cycle in healthy individuals 2016
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13 A kinematic biofeedback-assisted scapular-focused intervention reduces pain, and improves functioning and scapular dynamic control in patients with shoulder dysfunction 2016
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14 Alterations of scapular movements during a reach-task in chronic hemiparetic subjects 2016
 49 S2 p. 62-
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15 A methodological framework for detecting ulcers’ risk in diabetic foot subjects by combining gait analysis, a new musculoskeletal foot model and a foot finite element model 2016
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16 Analysis of gait features variation pre and post SEML surgery in CP by means of GPS and MAP 2016
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17 Analysis of impaired gait dynamics in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis and symmetrical lower limb joint involvement requires combined three-dimensional gait analysis and pedobarography 2016
 49 S2 p. 185-
1 p.
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18 A new method to track the thigh segment which combines the advantages of two long established techniques 2016
 49 S2 p. 259-
1 p.
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19 Ankle foot orthoses for calf muscle weakness: Effect on ankle angle and knee moment 2016
 49 S2 p. 152-
1 p.
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20 Anodal transcranial direct current stimulation is capable of minimizing oscillations of the center of pressure in healthy individuals during the performance of a dual task 2016
 49 S2 p. 173-
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21 Anticipated muscular synchronization between walking on flat and cross-sloped surface 2016
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22 Are the medial gastrocnemius muscles of spastic cerebral palsy children altered following repeat botulinum toxin injections when compared with an un-injected muscle? 2016
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23 Are there any changes in joint kinematics and kinetics during gait in patients with anterior cruciate ligament-deficient after 6 months of surgery 2016
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24 Are there any changes in plantarflexor muscle-tendon-unit architecture in children with spastic cerebral palsy without clinically relevant contracture? 2016
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25 Assessing trans-femoral residuum/socket interface coupling using 3D motion capture – Effect of terrains and walking speeds 2016
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26 Assessment of long-term development of muscle tendon length and velocity in children with cerebral palsy after hamstring lengthening 2016
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27 Assessment of the center of pressure line aids to detect subtle deformities after clubfoot treatment 2016
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28 Assessment of the foot function in relation to kinematics and plantar pressure distribution 2016
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29 Balance disorders in patients with cervicogenic dizziness. A descriptive study 2016
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30 Between-day reliability of a marker based polynomial approach to assess spinal angles 2016
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31 Biofeedback-assisted learning of scapula dynamic control is influenced by the dimensionality of the feedback information 2016
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32 Can idiopathic toe walkers consciously reduce their classification of toe walking severity? A preliminary case study 2016
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33 Can “quality of walking” be accurately assessed? Inter-cycle variations during walking are discretely regulated in patients with Parkinson's disease 2016
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34 Can transcranial direct current stimulation really optimize gait recovery in children with cerebral palsy or is the effect determined by some type of motor training? 2016
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35 Case study to investigate changes in the sit to stand motion due to additional loading and unloading 2016
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36 Cellular photogrammetry in anthropometric measurements and its application to human movement 2016
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37 Change in Gait Deviation Index after orthopaedic surgery in walking children with spastic cerebral palsy 2016
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38 Change of gait pattern in hemiplegic cerebral palsy after conservative and surgical treatment 2016
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39 Changes in foot motion and plantar pressure after tibialis anterior tendon transfer for clubfoot recurrence 2016
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40 Changing the length vector between sacrum and the hip joint center during a gait cycle 2016
 49 S2 p. 264-
1 p.
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41 Characterisation of postural sway in women with osteoporosis and a control group by means of linear and nonlinear methods 2016
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42 Children movement competence: Quantitative assessment through an instrumented version of the TGMD-2 2016
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43 Classification of gait pathologies in hemiplegia: Does it change with running? 2016
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44 Cluster identification of ankle kinematics and clinical characterization in a large database of pathological gait 2016
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45 Combining functional tests and temporal spatial parameters in a standardized assessment protocol to quantify function in lower limb amputees 2016
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46 Comparison of body weight distribution in patients with knee osteoarthritis versus healthy subjects during sit-to-stand (STS) 2016
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47 Comparison of effects of multilevel surgery using Gait Profile Score 2016
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48 Comparison of prolonged unconstrained standing behaviour in people with Joint Hypermobility Syndrome and people who have normal flexibility 2016
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49 Comparison of the sagittal plane kinematics of two marker models during treadmill walking 2016
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50 Comparison of the static tibia-hindfoot angle and arch height between the Oxford Foot Model (OFM) and a full weight bearing 3D-imaging (PedCAT) 2016
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51 Comprehensive long-term outcomes 13.5 years following selective dorsal rhizotomy 2016
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52 Conservative treatment of idiopathic toe walking 2016
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53 Consistency and example trial calculation with automated feedback 2016
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54 Consistency of a multi-segmental cluster method to derive kinematic parameters of the foot in a clinical setting 2016
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55 Contents List 2016
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56 Contributing factors to decreased gait efficiency in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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57 Correlation between static and dynamic foot arch measurement in children – Preliminary study of the Barefoot LIFE project 2016
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1 p.
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58 Correlation of functional and radiological results with three-dimensional gait analysis in patients with unilateral slipped capital femoral epiphysis 2016
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1 p.
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59 Correlation of physical activity, active range of motion and type of ADL-task with lumbo-pelvic movement pattern 2016
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60 Defining a pathomechanic pathway between flat foot posture and proximal joint symptoms in children 2016
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61 Detection of physical activity types with accelerometers in adolescents in free-living settings 2016
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62 Determination of injury risk from vertical ground reaction forces in female recreational runners: Influence of neuromuscular fatigue 2016
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63 Development of motor control: Changes in tandem gait performance assessed quantitatively with harmonic ratio 2016
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64 Development of stiff knee after crouch gait treatment in cerebral palsy – The role of patellar tendon shortening 2016
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65 Differences in synergy complexity during gait between children with Cerebral Palsy and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy 2016
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66 Different models for measuring trunk flexion give varying results and if foot size is important when calculating COP anterior/posterior displacement 2016
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67 Do clinical gait analysis and physical examination correlate with the physical activity of children with cerebral palsy? Preliminary study 2016
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68 Does adductor weakness contribute stiff knee gait pattern for healthy individuals? Plot study 2016
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69 Does correction of femoral lever-arm influence the effect of Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy on gait in children with spastic Cerebral Palsy? 2016
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70 Does increased gait speed decrease gait asymmetry and variability in children with cerebral palsy? 2016
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71 Does kinematic adaptations induced by a short walking exercise modify muscle synergy in children who walk with a crouch gait? 2016
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72 Does static foot posture reflect dynamic foot function in individuals with osteoarthritis? 2016
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73 Does the Stulberg-Outcome after Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease have an influence on gait? 2016
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74 Does the use of a patella marker improve the accuracy of knee rotation kinematics? A bi-plane fluoroscopy study 2016
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75 Does Walk Aide/Bioness give a sustained effect on gait in children with spastic CP? 2016
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76 Do scapula kinematics during throwing change as a result of a functional fatiguing protocol? 2016
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1 p.
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77 Dynamic evaluation of Sit-to-Walk task in Progressive supranuclear palsy and Parkinson's disease patients 2016
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1 p.
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78 Dynamic pedobarography in evaluation of prone and neutral foot in adolescent 2016
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1 p.
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79 Dynamic simulation of different multi-contact gait patterns identified in patients affected by cerebral plasy 2016
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80 Editorial Board 2016
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81 Effect of arm slings on posture, balance and gait in subacute stroke patients: A case control study 2016
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82 Effect of Botulinum toxin-A and physiotherapy versus Botulinum toxin-A alone on Gross Motor Function Scores in children with spastic cerebral palsy 2016
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83 Effect of botulinum toxin-A injection in the rectus femoris on stiff-knee gait in patients after a stroke 2016
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84 Effect of Botulinum toxin on gait of children with Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia 2016
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85 Effect of rapid palatal expansor on masticatory muscle fatigue in children affected by Temporomandibular Joint disfunctions 2016
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86 Effect of speed on the weight transfer between legs during gait in elderly people 2016
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87 Effect of stump parameters on postural stability during clinical tests in transtibial and transfemoral amputees 2016
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1 p.
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88 Effect of taping on 3-dimensional scapular kinematics and trapezius activity 2016
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89 Effect on gait of sensomotoric insole after 6 month of use in idiopathic toe walkers – A randomized prospective study 2016
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90 Effects of intermittent serial casting on spastic wrist flexion deformity in children with cerebral palsy treated by botulinum toxin-A 2016
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91 Effects of medial gastrocnemius relative fascicle excursion on stance phase plantarflexion work in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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92 Effects of proprioceptive exercises on ankle dynamic joint stiffness 2016
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93 Effects of transcranial direct current stimulation combined with functional upper limb training in a child with hemiparetic spastic cerebral palsy: A case report 2016
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94 Effects of treadmill training combined with transcranial direct current stimulation on Gait Profile Score of an individual with hemiparesis: A case study 2016
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95 Electromyographic and kinematic evaluation of upper extremity movement patterns of trans-radial amputees 2016
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1 p.
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96 Entropy-based measures for fall risk prediction 2016
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97 Error propagation to hip and knee kinematics of different hip joint center localization methods used in CP and TD children 2016
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98 Explorative analysis into the association between gait kinematics and energy cost in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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99 Exploring posture and the stepping task in persons with early Parkinson's disease 2016
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1 p.
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100 Extension and anterior alignment of the prosthetic foot normalizes hip and knee loading symmetry in unilateral trans-tibial amputees 2016
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101 Factors associated with long-term evolution of walking in cerebral palsy 2016
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102 Fast walking in children who walk in a crouch gait: A kinematic analysis 2016
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103 Features for predicting gait events using inertial measurement units 2016
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104 Five year multicenter follow-up study after single-event multilevel surgery in children and adolescents with Cerebral Palsy in Norway – A study protocol 2016
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105 Gait adaptations persistence in children with ACL injury after knee stabilization surgery 2016
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106 Gait analysis kinematics comparison between normal pressure hydrocephalus and health controls 2016
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107 Gait changes after sudden loss of weight on adolescent whit severe obesity: The effect on late stance dynamic 2016
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108 Gait characterization in children with Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita, using a modified GPS: The body profile score (BPS) 2016
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109 Gait efficiency is a key factor contributing to the high metabolic demands of children with diplegic CP 2016
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110 Gait impairment in Dravet syndrome: First results from a pilot study 2016
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111 Gait kinematics of rheumatoid arthritis postmenopausal women was improved after a proprioceptive exercises program 2016
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112 Gait pattern changes in children with cerebral palsy after the administration of botulinum toxin injections 2016
 49 S2 p. 221-
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113 Gait poorly explain satisfaction rate reported of the parents after clubfoot treatment in children 2016
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114 Gait problems in children and adolescents with Guillain–Barre syndrome. Preliminary results 2016
 49 S2 p. 188-
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115 Generation of age and sex specific regression equations to locate the Hip Joint Centres 2016
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116 Habitual physical activity in adolescents and young adults with Cerebral Palsy and age-matched peers 2016
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117 Haptic tracking as assessment technique of Bad Habits in patients receiving Anterior Cruciate Ligament Repair 2016
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118 High variability of peripheral arterial disease patients appears at the beginning of a walking trial 2016
 49 S2 p. 157-
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119 Identification of physical behavior in children. Do we need age-specific classification algorithms? 2016
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120 Impaired balance relates to poor function in adults with spinal deformity 2016
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121 Increased femoral anteversion related biomechanical abnormalities: Gait 2016
 49 S2 p. 181-
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122 Increased femoral anteversion related biomechanical abnormalities: Posture and trunk symmetry 2016
 49 S2 p. 182-
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123 Increased femoral anteversion related foot posture and plantar pressure abnormalities: Plot study 2016
 49 S2 p. 180-
1 p.
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124 Influence of cognitive-motor interference on gait spatiotemporal parameters in children and adolescents with cerebral palsy: A preliminary study 2016
 49 S2 p. 17-
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125 Influence of different degrees of bilateral emulated contractures at the triceps surae on gait kinematics: Difference between gastrocnemius and soleus 2016
 49 S2 p. 42-
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126 Influence of paediatric non-specific low back pain on pelvis–thorax coordination during gait at comfortable and fast speed 2016
 49 S2 p. 193-
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127 Influence of peripheral sensory information on the control of variability that is suitable for task performance 2016
 49 S2 p. 48-
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128 Influence of walking speed and sex in pelvis and centre of gravity movement 2016
 49 S2 p. 246-
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129 Intra-tester reliability of three-dimensional kinematics in obese children and adolescents 2016
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130 Introducing dynamic balance assessment in Adult Spinal Deformity 2016
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131 Investigating patient populations most affected from utilisation of the Harrington Hip v Davis Model 2016
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132 Is avatar based real-time visual feedback a feasible method to alter gait parameters of interest? 2016
 49 S2 p. 98-
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133 Is there any added benefit of using a hybrid robotic exoskeleton for gait training in early stroke rehabilitation? 2016
 49 S2 p. 125-
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134 Kinematic analysis of ankle-foot complex mobility during weight acceptance functional tests in patellofemoral pain women 2016
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135 Kinematic analysis of the load-response mechanism during stair descent in women with patellofemoral pain 2016
 49 S2 p. 143-
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136 Knee muscle activation patterns are altered in patients with moderate knee osteoarthritis during gait retraining designed to reduce the knee adduction moment 2016
 49 S2 p. 71-
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137 Learning to walk: Identifying independent components and gait domains in newly walking infants 2016
 49 S2 p. 38-
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138 Locomotion efficiency while riding an adapted tricycle compared to walking in children with cerebral palsy: Preliminary results 2016
 49 S2 p. 231-
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139 Longitudinal follow-up of children with cerebral palsy after Single-Event Multilevel Surgery 2016
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140 Long-term development of overcorrection following femoral derotation osteotomy in children with cerebral palsy 2016
 49 S2 p. 218-
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141 Long-term effects of a dynamic ankle foot orthosis on a patient with cerebral palsy following ischemic perinatal stroke – A case study 2016
 49 S2 p. 224-
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142 Long-term follow-up after Tibialis Anterior Tendon Shortening in combination with Achilles Tendon Lengthening in spastic equinus in cerebral palsy 2016
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143 Lower limb biomechanics and muscle activation 12 months post anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) 2016
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144 Lower limb muscle force redistribution during gait after botulinum toxin injections in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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145 Maturation modifies gait automaticity in single task and dual task condition 2016
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146 Mechanical behaviour of the Achilles tendon during maximum voluntary contraction in children with spastic cerebral palsy compared to typically developing peers 2016
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147 Mechanical properties of gastrocnemius medialis and Achilles tendon during passive dorsiflexion in children with spastic cerebral palsy compared to typically developing peers 2016
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148 Minor asymmetries in gait spatiotemporal parameters can be accurately assessed using inertial measurement units 2016
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149 Mobile assessment of the lower limb in healthy persons and patients with degenerative knee disorders: A systematic review 2016
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150 Movement analysis for the assessment of surgical reconstruction of elbow extension by tendon transfer in C5/C6 tetraplegia 2016
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151 Multilevel surgery for the correction of flexed knee gait in adults with cerebral palsy 2016
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152 Muscle and tendon properties during fast passive stretch are different in stiff and spastic muscles in children with spastic cerebral palsy 2016
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153 Natural evolution of gait in children with Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia 2016
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154 No change in knee biomechanics in patients reporting poor improvement in knee-related quality of life 2016
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155 OpenMA: A new open source library for working and altering the Conventional Gait Model 2016
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156 Outcome evaluation in older patients admitted to rehabilitation after a hip fracture 2016
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157 Passive muscle and tendon properties during ankle joint rotation in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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158 Patella tendon shortening for the correction of flexed knee gait in cerebral palsy – A randomized controlled trial 2016
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159 Peak joint angular velocities of the straight punch in professional boxers 2016
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160 Pilot study of a three-dimensional method to detect the tibial torsion in healthy adolescents and its impact on the knee kinematic in walking 2016
 49 S2 p. 183-
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161 Postoperative changes in vertical ground reaction forces walking barefoot and in ankle-foot orthoses 2016
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162 Predicting kinematic outcome of multi-level surgery in cerebral palsy 2016
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163 Predictors for pelvic anterior tilt after patella tendon shortening in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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164 Preliminary observations of the acute effects of vestibular nerve stimulation on stride length and time in two patients with bilateral vestibular hypofunction 2016
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165 Presentation of a functional in vitro biomechanical knee system 2016
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166 Prevalence of joint patterns during gait in children with cerebral palsy is related to gross motor function level, topographical classification, strength and spasticity 2016
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167 Prevention and screening tool for ACL injury based on kinematics, plantar pressure and EMG analysis 2016
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168 Proximal versus distal femoral derotation osteotomy in adults with cerebral palsy 2016
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169 Pulling a school trolley with different loads: A kinematic analysis in children 2016
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170 Pulling, pushing and lateral use of a trolley vs. carrying a backpack. A pilot study 2016
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171 Quantifying gait asymmetry by harmonic ratios in knee osteoarthritis 2016
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172 Quantifying the effect on hand posture when using adapted products for daily living activities 2016
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173 Real-time feedback for gait retraining in knee osteoarthritis: Responses to different types of feedback and instructions 2016
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174 Relationship between gait efficiency and kinematics at different moments of gait cycle 2016
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175 Relationship between infants’ temperament and adopted gait strategies 2016
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176 Reliability analysis on clinical relevant muscle morphology parameters extracted from 3D freehand Ultrasonography in healthy and pathological gastrocnemius 2016
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177 Reliability of a multi-segmental kinematic model to analyse 3D movement in the lumbar spine 2016
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178 Reliability of the Shoulder Instantaneous Helical Axis measurement during the scaption movement 2016
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179 Repeatability of the Oxford Foot Model in children with clubfoot deformity 2016
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180 Report on the frontal and transverse plane range of motion of the hip during the “en dehors pirouette” in pre-professional dancers 2016
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181 Restoring a heel-to-toe gait pattern does not influence spinal kinematics in patients with hemiplegic cerebral palsy 2016
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182 Restricting ankle dorsiflexion in orthoses to improve gait symmetry in patients with inactive forefoot lever due to weak plantar flexors 2016
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183 Roussouly's sagittal spino-pelvic morphotypes as determinants of gait in asymptomatic adult subjects 2016
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184 Sagittal knee range of motion and gait speed recovery one year after total knee arthroplasty: Influence of BMI 2016
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185 Searching for ideal transcranial direct current stimulation montages to optimize static balance following treadmill training in a child with hemiparetic spastic cerebral palsy 2016
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186 Selective motor control before and after selective dorsal rhizotomy in ambulant children with cerebral palsy 2016
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187 Semitendinosus muscle morphology and gait kinematics after medial hamstring lengthening in children with spastic diplegia 2016
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188 Sensitivity of an upper limb motion analysis protocol to changes in kinematics and muscle activity after constraint induced therapy in children with hemiplegia 2016
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189 Sensitivity of physiotherapist ratings and spatiotemporal parameters to assess gait improvement during gait rehabilitation in subacute stroke patients 2016
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190 Short-term effects of an intervention program through an inertial sensor (ENLAZA) for the improving of head control in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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191 Similarity of SEMLS outcomes at several centers suggests a standard for assessing surgical success in cerebral palsy 2016
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192 Single-event multilevel surgery improves gait in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy – A retrospective study with a long-term follow-up 2016
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193 Single leg stance (SLS) and vibration index (VI): New instrumental indices for fall risk estimation in stroke survivors 2016
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194 Solulabs: Innovative solution for the prevention of low back pain (LBP) in young athletes 2016
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195 Spatial navigation during locomotion in children with cerebral palsy and spina bifida 2016
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196 Spatiotemporal gait variables in the six-minute walk test in elderly women 2016
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197 Split tibialis anterior transfer for dynamic varus foot deviation in children with cerebral palsy – A kinematic and videographic study 2016
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198 Standing postural alignment in spastic diplegia with different gait patterns 2016
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199 The beneficial role of movement variability in repetitive tasks: A preliminary study 2016
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200 The concept of ‘dynamic spasticity’ of the hamstrings during the swing phase of gait in children with spastic cerebral palsy: Search to the holy grail 2016
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201 The effect of a knee-height asymmetry on gait patterns and physical parameters in two patients with a corrected leg-length discrepancy 2016
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202 The effect of ankle foot orthosis stiffness on trunk movement and walking energy cost in cerebral palsy 2016
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203 The effect of cerebral palsy on Achilles tendon moment arm length 2016
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204 The effect of EMG processing choices on muscle synergies before and after BoNT-A treatment in cerebral palsy 2016
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205 The effect of fatigue on knee range of motion during stance phase in recreational runners 2016
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206 The effect of femoral and tibial torsion on muscle and joint function during walking in typically developing children 2016
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207 The effect of marker reconstruction noise on kinematics and kinetics in the gait of typically developing children 2016
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208 The effect of soft tissue artefact on knee functional calibration: A bi-plane fluoroscopy study 2016
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209 The effect of tenotomy on kinematic, kinetic and pressure parameters in children with idiopathic clubfoot 2016
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210 The effect of the knee brace on the dynamics of gait in patients with gonarthritis (pilot study) 2016
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211 The effect of walking on inclined surfaces (uphill and downhill) on gait parameters of healthy subjects using self-paced treadmill in virtual environments 2016
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212 The impact of a multi-segment foot model on dynamic length estimation of the soleus muscle 2016
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213 The influences of artificially induced internal rotation gait on kinematics 2016
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214 The influences of artificially induced internal rotation gait on kinetics 2016
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215 The margins of stability when crossing an obstacle in older adults 2016
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216 The motivation, expectations and ease-of-use of robot-assisted gait rehabilitation in stroke patients and their therapists 2016
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217 The Powers™ strap modifies the hip internal rotation during the stance phase of running 2016
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218 Therapeutic exercises in OA patients before knee joint replacement: Instrumented gait analysis data 2016
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219 The relation between knee pain and static & dynamic foot posture in individuals with osteoarthritis: A pilot study 2016
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220 The relationship between the shape of the first metatarsal head and hallux valgus deformity 2016
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221 The significance of prosthetic gait training program for lower extremity amputees 2016
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222 The squat test is a feasible and valid test to assess muscle endurance in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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223 The treatment of crouch gait using distal femur extension osteotomy and patellar tendon shortening in cerebral palsy 2016
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224 The use of activity monitors for the estimation of energy expenditure during walking in children with cerebral palsy 2016
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225 Transcranial direct current stimulation combined with motor therapy in children with cerebral palsy classified on level IV of the GMFCS: A case series 2016
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226 Ultrasound imaging of the medial gastrocnemius in flexed knee gait of children with cerebral palsy 2016
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227 Underwater gait training improves gait characteristic in Parkinson disease patients 2016
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228 Upper extremity muscle activity in adults with diskinetic cerebral palsy during bringing a mug to the mouth 2016
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229 Validation of a kinematic model to determine centre of mass during the gait cycle 2016
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230 Validation of 2D ultrasound technique for tracking the medial gastrocnemius muscle-tendon junction by means of 3D Freehand Ultrasonography 2016
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231 Validation of optical tracking system used for Gait Analysis with Dynamic Radiostereometric Analysis (RSA) in patients operated with Total Hip Arthroplasty 2016
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232 Validation of the activPAL3 for measurement of physical activity in older adults in a semi-structured protocol using video analysis 2016
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233 Validity and reliability of motion analysis of arm using multiple MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical systems) based IMU (inertial measurement unit) sensor 2016
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234 Variability of centre of pressure displacements during gait in fallers and nonfallers: A 6-month prospective study 2016
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235 Variability of spatial temporal gait parameters during gait in fallers and non-fallers: A 6-month prospective study 2016
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236 Variation in the preferred movement path while walking barefoot and with minimal shoes on a cross-sloped surface 2016
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237 Variations in knee flexion measurements for overhead squat as measured with marker-based and markerless motion capture systems 2016
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238 Volitional control of a prosthetic foot via implanted myoelectric sensors – Improved ankle adaptation during level to slope transitions 2016
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239 Walking ability, fatigue and quality of life in adults with Cerebral Palsy 2016
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240 What are the differences in trunk kinematics during walking between children with and without cerebral palsy? 2016
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241 What is the best way of assessing obesity in children with physical disabilities and mobility impairments? 2016
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242 What is the most functionally relevant sagittal spine alignment classification? 2016
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243 What is the respective effect of joint position and bone shape on clinical musculoskeletal modelling? An EOS study 2016
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