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MSK-Morph: An automated framework to systematically morph landmark-defined musculoskeletal models into subject-specific bone geometries

2026-05-01

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Musculoskeletal models are widely used to study human movement, investigate musculoskeletal disorders and evaluate athletic performance. The accuracy of these models depends primarily on representing subject-specific musculoskeletal geometry, which determines joint definitions and muscle paths. Subject-specific models can be derived from medical imaging, however the task remains labour-intensive with numerous subj...

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Literature Corpus work: 173ce9ec-dc63-5d8a-9e06-652d116dff1a
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.28.721455

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