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J. F. Drazan

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Experimental recommendations for estimating lower extremity loading based on joint and activity

T. J. Hullfish, J. F. Drazan, J. R. Baxter

This study evaluates how errors in segment mass and shear ground reaction force affect joint load estimates during daily activities using musculoskeletal models.

bioRxiv · May 14, 2021Bioengineering

Moving outside the lab: markerless motion capture accurately quantifies sagittal plane kinematics during the vertical jump

J. F. Drazan, W. T. Phillips, N. Seethapathi, T. J. Hullfish, J. R. Baxter

This study evaluates a markerless motion capture approach for quantifying sagittal plane kinematics during vertical jumps, finding strong agreement with gold standard motion capture.

bioRxiv · Mar 16, 2021Bioengineering

Passive Novel Isodamping Dynamometer for Mobile Measurement of Plantar Flexor Function

J. F. Drazan, T. J. Hullfish, J. R. Baxter

This paper introduces a portable isodamping dynamometer for measuring plantar flexor function, showing strong correlation with commercial devices and significant size, weight, and cost advantages.

bioRxiv · Jun 15, 2020 · PreprintBioengineering

Muscle structure governs joint function: linking natural variation in medial gastrocnemius structure with isokinetic plantar flexor function

J. F. Drazan, T. J. Hullfish, J. R. Baxter

The paper links medial gastrocnemius muscle structure with isokinetic plantarflexor function, finding fascicle length correlates with peak torque and total work.

bioRxiv · Jul 10, 2019Bioengineering