Interactive Computer Modeling of the Musculoskeletal System

Williams, Robin L.; Seireg, A.

doi:10.1109/tbme.1977.326181

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“…Earlier works which used some form of biomechanics modeling or 3-D visualization of tissue structures were reported by Williams and Seireg [27], Day [10], Hemmy et al [16], and Herman and Liu [17]. Murphy et al [20] and Rhodes et al [22] describe the use of CT imaging, reconstruction algorithms, and CAD techniques to design custom prostheses.…”

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A hand biomechanics workstation

Thompson

Buford

Myers

et al. 1988

SIGGRAPH Comput. Graph.

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Interactive graphics for hand surgery was used to apply mathematical modeling and describe the kinematics of the hand and its resultant effect on hand function. Dynamic high resolution displays and threedimensional images were tailored for use with a specific patients' hand and a new and powerful design and analysis tool produced. Methods were developed to portray kinematic information such as muscle excursion and effective moment arm and extended to yield dynamic information such as torque and work. This prototype workstation has been developed in concert with leading orthopedic surgeons and therapists.

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