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Estimating mandibular motion based on chin surface targets during speechGreen et al., 2007
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- Green J
- Wilson E
- Wang Y
- Moore C
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Purpose The movement of the jaw during speech and chewing has frequently been studied by tracking surface landmarks on the chin. However, the extent to which chin motions accurately represent those of the underlying mandible remains in question. In this …
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