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Biomechanics of human tibio-femoral joint in axial rotation

Jilani et al., 1997

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14401294426596541268
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Jilani A
Shirazi-Adl A
Bendjaballah M
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The Knee

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A realistic 3-D model of the human tibio-femoral joint including femur, tibia, cartilage layers, menisci, and joint ligaments along with a finite element package program were used to investigate the non-linear elastostatic response of the tibio-femoral joint at full extension …
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