Three-dimensional motion patterns of the carpal bones: an in vivo study using three-dimensional computed tomography and clinical applications
Abstract A three-dimensional (3D) CT technique was developed to analyze in vivo segmental carpal kinematics. Transverse CT data of the distal forearm, carpals and proximal metacarpals was acquired and 3D reconstructed in various wrist positions. Carpal kinematics were analyzed in two groups of 20 as...
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