A method for direct measurement of the first-order mass moments of human body segments.

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A method for direct measurement of the first-order mass moments of human body segments.

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A method for direct measurement of the first-order mass moments of human body segments.

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A method for direct measurement of the first-order mass moments of human body segments.

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A method for direct measurement of the first-order mass moments of human body segments.

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Junichi Ozawa

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Kazuhito Shimada

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Koichi Maru

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Rong-Sheng Lu

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Yusaku Fujii

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The position of the rotation center of the glenohumeral joint.

A comparison between a new model and current models for estimating trunk segment inertial parameters.

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10.3390/S101009155

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2010-10-12T00:00:00Z

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