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Simulating Dynamic Facial Expressions of Pain From Visuo-Haptic Interactions With a Robotic Patient

2021-08-17

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Medical training simulators can provide a safe and controlled environment for medical students to practice their physical examination skills. Visual feedback of involuntary pain expressions in response to physical palpation on an affected area of a patient is an important source of information for physicians. However, most existing robotic medical training simulators that can capture physical examination behaviour...

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34489603-b766-5b38-a4c0-dc4afb2dea18
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-789690/v1
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