How does the variation of the 3D orientation of the acetabulum during walking influence hip kinematics?
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MJAESS, GeorgesLABAKI, ChrisKARAM, AyaBAKOUNY, ZiadBIZDIKIAN, Aren JoeOTAYEK, JoeffroyYARED, FaresSKALLI, WaffaGHANEM, IsmatASSI, AymanRésumé
Acetabular cup orientation is crucial for total hip arthroplasty (THA), and its malpositioning could lead to impingement and dislocation [1]. Acetabular cup orientation currently relies on static 3D hip parameters [2] and was shown to be related to changes in pelvic positioning [3]. While pelvic position varies during walking, it is still unknown how dynamic variation of hip orientation during gait could influence hip kinematics.
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