A novel method to accurately recreate in vivo loads and kinematics in computational models of the knee

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Abstract

Despite availability of in vivo knee loads and kinematics data, conventional load- and displacement-controlled configurations still can’t accurately predict tibiofemoral loads from kinematics or vice versa. We propose a combined load- and displacement-control method for joint-level simulations of the knee to reliably reproduce in vivo contact mechanics. Prediction errors of the new approach were compared to those of conventional purely load- or displacement-controlled models using in vivo implant loads and kinematics for multiple subjects and activities (CAMS-Knee dataset). Our method reproduced both loads and kinematics more closely than conventional models and thus demonstrates clear advantages for investigating tibiofemoral contact or wear.

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Dreyer, M. J., Kneifel, P., Hosseini Nasab, S. H., Weisse, B., & Taylor, W. R. (2024). A novel method to accurately recreate in vivo loads and kinematics in computational models of the knee. Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, 27(7), 860–866. https://doi.org/10.1080/10255842.2023.2206934

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