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Image-based skeletal muscle coordination: case study on a subject specific facial mimic simulation

Dao et al., 2018

Document ID
11295906031691445591
Author
Dao T
Fan A
Dakpé S
Pouletaut P
Rachik M
HO BA THO M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Mechanics in Medicine and Biology

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Facial muscle coordination is a fundamental mechanism for facial mimics and expressions. The understanding of this complex mechanism leads to better diagnosis and treatment of facial disorders like facial palsy or disfigurement. The objective of this work was to use …
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