Finite element model based evaluation of tissue stress variations to fabricate corrective…

Posted on March 16, 2016 by admin

Finite element model?based evaluation of tissue stress variations to fabricate corrective orthosis in feet with neutral subtalar joint Sathish Paul et al Prosthet Orthot Int March 15, 2016 Quote: Background: The subtalar joint position during static stance is a crucial determinant of the peak plantar pressures and forms ideal reference point for any intervention in foot-related problems for… Finite element model based evaluation of tissue stress variations to fabricate corrective…

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