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A. Van Campenhout

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Identification of neural and non-neural origins of joint hyper-resistance based on a novel neuromechanical model.

J. Willaert, K. Desloovere, A. Van Campenhout, L. H. Ting, F. De Groote

This paper develops a neuromechanical model to distinguish neural and non-neural causes of joint hyper-resistance in children with cerebral palsy using pendulum test data.

bioRxiv · Nov 9, 2023 · PreprintPathology

Physics-based predictive simulations to explore the differential effects of motor control and musculoskeletal deficits on gait dysfunction in cerebral palsy: a retrospective case study

A. Falisse, L. Pitto, H. Kainz, H. Hoang, M. Wesseling, S. Van Rossom, E. Papageorgiou, L. Bar-On, A. Hallemans, K. Desloovere, G. Molenaers, A. Van Campenhout, F. De Groote, I. Jonkers

This study uses physics-based simulations to identify that altered muscle-tendon properties, rather than neuromuscular control or spasticity, are the main cause of crouch gait in a child with cerebral palsy.

bioRxiv · Sep 14, 2019Bioengineering