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OpenLimbTT, a Transtibial Residual Limb Shape Model for Prosthetics Simulation and Design: creating a statistical anatomic model using sparse data

2024-11-30

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Poor socket fit is the leading cause of prosthetic limb discomfort. However, currently clinicians have limited objective data to support and improve socket design. Prosthesis fit could be predicted by finite element analysis to help improve the fit, but this requires internal and external anatomy models. While external 3D surface scans are often collected in routine clinical computer aided design practice, detaile...

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d7d72e5a-8b54-57dd-ab4d-1e0a102eca43
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10.1101/2024.11.27.24317622
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