Biomechanics-based motion analysis

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Sonomechanomyography (SMMG) : mapping of skeletal muscle motion onset during contraction using ultrafast ultrasound imaging and multiple motion sensors

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Changes in muscle hardness from resting to mid-range lengthened positions detected by Shear Wave Elastography (SWE) with a novel protocol of ultrasound probe placement

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How do paraspinal muscles contract during the Schroth exercise treatment in patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS)?

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How does lower limb respond to unexpected balance perturbations ? New insights from synchronized human kinetics, kinematics, muscle electromyography (EMG) and mechanomyography (MMG) data

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Towards wearable comprehensive capture and analysis of skeletal muscle activity during human locomotion

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A newly-developed smart insole system with instant reminder : paves the way towards integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technology to improve balance and prevent falls

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Effect of conventional physiotherapy on pain and muscle stiffness in patients with low back pain assessed by a wireless hand-held Tissue Ultrasound Palpation System (TUPS)

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A vibrotactile and plantar force measurement-based biofeedback system : paving the way towards wearable balance-improving devices

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