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Mechanical properties of the tendinous equine interosseus muscle are affected by in vivo transducer implantation by Jansen, M.O., Schamhardt, H.C., van den Bogert, A.J., Hartman, W.

“…Liquid metal strain gauges (LMSGs) were implanted in the tendinous interosseous muscle, also called suspensory ligament (SL), in the forelimbs of 6 ponies in…”
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In vivo tendon forces in the forelimb of ponies at the walk, validated by ground reaction force measurements by Jansen, M O, van den Bogert, A J, Riemersma, D J, Schamhardt, H C

“…The load distribution over tendinous structures in the equine forelimb was studied by computing forces from in vivo signals of implanted liquid-metal strain…”
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Quantitative analysis of computer-averaged electromyographic profiles of intrinsic limb muscles in ponies at the walk by Jansen, M O, van Raaij, J A, van den Bogert, A J, Schamhardt, H C, Hartman, W

“…The function of several intrinsic muscles of the fore-and hind limbs of 5 ponies walking normally was evaluated via surface electromyography. Electromyographic…”
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A kinematic and strain gauge study of the reciprocal apparatus in the equine hind limb by van Weeren, P R, Jansen, M O, van den Bogert, A J, Barneveld, A

“…Hind limb kinematics were recorded in five horses at walk and trot using an opto-electronic CODA-3 system. Simultaneously, in vivo strain in the completely…”
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Strain of the musculus interosseus medius and its rami extensorii in the horse, deduced from in vivo kinematics by Jansen, M O, van Buiten, A, van den Bogert, A J, Schamhardt, H C

“…The in vivo strains of the musculus interosseus medius (suspensory ligament) and its rami extensorii (extensor branches) in the forelimb of the horse were…”
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