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in various fields requiring computational anatomy modeling (e.g., biomechanics,
ergonomics, computer graphics, etc). Results were validated for normal shoulder
physiology. Mean pose accuracy of the clavicle and scapula rhythm reconstruc-
tion were 8.5(6.1) mm, 19.8(5.2) mm, respectively. Prior to clinical applications the
presented approach request supplementary development to integrate pathological
behavior into the model.
Acknowledgments
This work was funded by the European Commission through the LHDL
(IST-2004-026932) and DHErgo (SCP7-GA-2008-218525) projects, and by the Brussels Govern-
ment through the ICT4Rehab project (2010/PFS-ICT03). Our gratitude also goes to Dr. P.-M.
Dugailly, Dr. P. Salvia, Mr. H. Bajou et Mr. J-L. Sterckx for their assistance in the data collection
related to this work.
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