Subject-specific musculoskeletal modelling in patients before and after total hip arthroplasty*
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Ilse Jonkers | Kaat Desloovere | Friedl De Groote | Mariska Wesseling | Kristoff Corten | Jean-Pierre Simon | I. Jonkers | K. Desloovere | F. De Groote | C. Meyer | M. Wesseling | K. Corten | J. Simon | Christophe Meyer
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