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Neuro-musculoskeletal Upper Limb in-silico as virtual patient

2021-05-17

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Virtual patients and physiologies allow experimentation, design, and early-stage clinical trials in-silico. Virtual patient technology for human movement systems that encompasses musculoskeleton and its neural control are few and far in between. In this work, we present one such neuro-musculoskeletal upper limb in-silico model. This upper limb is both modular in architecture and generates movement as an emergent p...

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Literature Corpus work: ed1c2761-f627-5998-9c95-af87df088276
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.16.444298

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