Reproduction of Detailed Forearm Rotation Dynamics Using Intensity- Based Biplane 2D-3D Registration Matching Method; Dynamic Analysis in Distal Radio-ulnar Joint
Abstract:This study aimed to reproduce and analyse the in vivo dynamic rotational motion of the forearm and to clarify the forearm motion involvement and anatomical function of the triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC). We analysed the in vivo dynamic forearm rotational motion of the radius and the ulna, using a novel image-matching method for intensity-based biplane two-dimensional–three-dimensional (2D–3D) registration. This study included 20 upper limbs of 10 healthy volunteers. The average range of forearm rotat… Show more
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