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Bi-level inverse optimal control for preoperative prediction of postoperative squat kinematics after total knee replacement

2026-06-15

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Total knee replacement restores mobility in patients with advanced osteoarthritis, yet many individuals still experience limited ability to perform high-flexion tasks such as squatting. Current preoperative planning relies on static imaging and cannot predict how different implant alignment choices will affect postoperative dynamic function. This study developed a predictive simulation framework that uses bi-level...

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10.64898/2026.06.11.731549
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