A method to estimate the passive mechanical properties of tibialis anterior tendon in vivo

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Characterisation of tendon mechanical properties is of importance to gain a comprehensive understanding of this tissue’s responses to ageing and loading and can also inform the development of artificial biomaterials based on living tissue data. In this study, we presented an innovative method of combing ultrasound imaging with three-dimensional motion capture system to estimate passive mechanical properties of tibialis anterior tendon in vivo.
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UCB1320
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