Influence of joint models on lower-limb musculo-tendon forces and three-dimensional joint reaction forces during gait
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Raphaël Dumas | Florent Moissenet | Laurence Cheze | Xavier Gasparutto | L. Chèze | F. Moissenet | Raphaël Dumas | X. Gasparutto
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