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Errors in Predicting Muscle Fiber Lengths from Joint Kinematics Point to the Need to Include Tendon Tension in Computational Neuromuscular Models

2020-07-10

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Accurate predictions of tendon forces must consider musculotendon mechanics; specifically muscle fiber lengths and velocities. These are either predicted explicitly by simulating musculoskeletal dynamics or approximated from measured limb kinematics. The latter is complicated by the fact that tendon lengths and pennation angles vary with both limb kinematics and tendon tension. We now derive the error in kinemati...

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4cebaea0-4adb-5b3f-a826-b87da23acd7f
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10.1101/2020.07.08.194381
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