Marker cluster rigidity in a multi-segment foot model

Marker cluster rigidity in a multi-segment foot model

Multi-segment foot models (MSFM) are used in gait analysis for the diagnosis and planning of treatment for patients with foot deformities. Like other biomechanical models, MSFMs represent the leg and foot as a series of linked rigid segments, but such a simplification may not be appropriate, particu...

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Autori principali:	Chan, P, Stebbins, J, Zavatsky, A
Natura:	Journal article
Pubblicazione:	Elsevier 2019

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