“…Therefore, computational multibody models of the elbow could be a valuable tool to improve the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of post-traumatic injuries of the elbow joint. Many researchers have used these model to investigate muscle contribution to joint moment (Arnold & Delp, 2001;Gonzalez et al, 1996;Hutchins, Gonzalez, & Barr, 1993;Lemay & Crago, 1996;Murray, Delp, & Buchanan, 1995;van der Helm, 1994a) and body segment motion (Anderson & Pandy, 2001;Gonzalez, Abraham, Barr, & Buchanan, 1999;Nagano, Komura, Yoshioka, & Fukashiro, 2005;Peck, Langenbach, & Hannam, 2000;van der Helm, 1994b). A validated model can be used as a potential biomechanical tool for patient-specific preoperative planning, computer-aided surgery, and computer-aided rehabilitation (Chao, Armiger, Yoshida, Lim, & Haraguchi, 2007;Fernandez & Pandy, 2006;Fisk & Wayne, 2009;Holzbaur, Murray, & Delp, 2005;Kwak et al, 2000;Woo, Debski, Wong, Yagi, & Tarinelli, 1999).…”