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Muscle-driven finite element simulation of human foot movements

Spyrou et al., 2012

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1986334563414282938
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Spyrou L
Aravas N
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Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering

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This paper describes a finite element scheme for realistic muscle-driven simulation of human foot movements. The scheme is used to simulate human ankle plantar flexion. A three-dimensional anatomically detailed finite element model of human foot and lower leg is …
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