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Is OpenSim suitable for masticatory system analysis

Čadová et al., 2013

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4641276766314458461
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Čadová M
Gallo L
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Russian Journal of Biomechanics

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In the presented paper, we discussed advantages and disadvantages of a musculoskeletal open-source software OpenSim for the analysis of the masticatory system. Our simulation is based on a clenching task and open/close movement of the mandible. OpenSim software is …
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