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On the accuracy of the Conventional gait Model: Distinction between marker misplacement and soft tissue artefact errors

Leboeuf, F.
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Barre, A.
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Aminian, K.  
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October 1, 2023
Journal Of Biomechanics

There is a lack of knowledge about the accuracy of the Conventional Gait Model (CGM), compared to the true bone motion. Accuracy is hindered by both marker misplacement and soft-tissue artefact (STA). The effect of the lateral knee marker (KNE) misplacement and STA was determined from a secondary analysis of 13 subjects equipped with a total knee prothesis for which simultaneous dual-plane fluoroscopy and markerbased motion capture was available. In average, STA alone led to 3.3 degrees, 2.9 degrees and 6.7 degrees errors for knee flexion, knee abduction, and the absolute hip rotation respectively. In comparison, marker misplacement led to 0.9 degrees, 4.0 degrees and 12.3 degrees errors for the same kinematics. We showed that STA alone may lead to knee flexion-adduction cross-talk. This finding has clinical repercussions for the use of knee cross talk as a qualitative indicator of knee axis alignment. Our study showed that cumulative effects of marker misplacement and STA affect the transverse plane angles, making challenging to track internal/external rotation with less than 5 degrees of errors.

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