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The use of intracortical (bone) pins have been used extensively in human
motion capture research. Several authors have described reflective marker
sets mounted on (in a triad or quad formation) of a Steinmen or Hoffman
bone pin (see figure 1 in Ramsey and Wretenberg, Clinical Biomechanics,
14:595-611, 1999). Does anyone know whether the authors of these studies
manufactured these markers themselves or know of a vendor/supplier of such
devices?
other references for bone pin usage:
Levens et al: JBJS, 30A:859-72, 1948
Reinschmidt et al: Gait and Posture, 6:98-109, 1997.
Lafortune and Cavanagh: JOB, 25:347-57, 1992.
Thank you in advance,
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Michael R. Torry, PhD
Director, Biomechanics Research Laboratory
Steadman-Hawkins Sports Medicine Foundation
181 West Meadow Drive, Suite 1000
Vail, Colorado 81657
Ph: 970-479-5793
Fax: 970-479-9753
mike.torry@shsmf.org
"I am grateful to be in a profession where the realization of being
wrong is equivalent to an increase in knowledge"
Melvin Cohn, Ann. Rev. Immunol. 12(2), 1994.
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The use of intracortical (bone) pins have been used extensively in human
motion capture research. Several authors have described reflective marker
sets mounted on (in a triad or quad formation) of a Steinmen or Hoffman
bone pin (see figure 1 in Ramsey and Wretenberg, Clinical Biomechanics,
14:595-611, 1999). Does anyone know whether the authors of these studies
manufactured these markers themselves or know of a vendor/supplier of such
devices?
other references for bone pin usage:
Levens et al: JBJS, 30A:859-72, 1948
Reinschmidt et al: Gait and Posture, 6:98-109, 1997.
Lafortune and Cavanagh: JOB, 25:347-57, 1992.
Thank you in advance,
---------------------
Michael R. Torry, PhD
Director, Biomechanics Research Laboratory
Steadman-Hawkins Sports Medicine Foundation
181 West Meadow Drive, Suite 1000
Vail, Colorado 81657
Ph: 970-479-5793
Fax: 970-479-9753
mike.torry@shsmf.org
"I am grateful to be in a profession where the realization of being
wrong is equivalent to an increase in knowledge"
Melvin Cohn, Ann. Rev. Immunol. 12(2), 1994.
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