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CAT & MAUS: A novel system for true dynamic motion measurement of underlying bony structures with compensation for soft tissue movement

Jia et al., 2017

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8892800085366776493
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Jia R
Monk P
Murray D
Noble J
Mellon S
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Journal of Biomechanics

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Optoelectronic motion capture systems are widely employed to measure the movement of human joints. However, there can be a significant discrepancy between the data obtained by a motion capture system (MCS) and the actual movement of underlying bony structures …
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