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EOS ® orthopaedic imaging system to study patellofemoral kinematics : Assessment of uncertainty

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Table 1 Characteristics of the anatomic specimens tested.
Figure 4 Determination of femoral (a), patellar (b) and tibial (c) coordinate system.
Table 2 Evaluation of measurement uncertainties (2 S.D.).
Figure 5 Experimental results: patellar kinematics (rotations and translations) described according to femoral coordinate system within knee flexion—extension cycle.
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