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q-bio.QM2025★ 1 cited
Rapid Development of Efficient Participant-Specific Computational Models of the Wrist
Thor E. Andreassen, Taylor P. Trentadue, Andrew R. Thoreson +3
While computational modeling may help to develop new treatment options for hand and wrist injuries, at present, few models exist. The time and expertise required to develop and use…
q-bio.QM2024★ 6 cited
Validation of Subject-Specific Knee Models from In Vivo Measurements
Thor E. Andreassen, Donald R. Hume, Landon D. Hamilton +3
Calibration to experimental data is vital when developing subject-specific models towards developing digital twins. Yet, to date, subject-specific models are largely based on cadav…