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Presurgical tear characteristics and estimated shear modulus as predictors of repair integrity and shoulder function one year after rotator cuff repair by Ruder, Matthew C., Lawrence, Rebekah L., Soliman, Steven B., Bey, Michael J.

“…Rotator cuff repair provides pain relief for many patients; however, retears are relatively common and affect approximately 20%-70% of patients after repair…”
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Ultrasound shear wave elastography and its association with rotator cuff tear characteristics by Lawrence, Rebekah L., Ruder, Matthew C., Moutzouros, Vasilios, Makhni, Eric C., Muh, Stephanie J., Siegal, Daniel, Soliman, Steven B., van Holsbeeck, Marnix, Bey, Michael J.

“…Approximately 20-60% of rotator cuff repairs fail with higher failure rates in patients with larger or more chronic tears. Although MRI provides an objective…”
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Reliability of waveforms and gait metrics from multiple outdoor wearable inertial sensors collections in adults with knee osteoarthritis by Ruder, Matthew C., Masood, Zaryan, Kobsar, Dylan

“…Wearable sensors may allow research to move outside of controlled laboratory settings to be able to collect real-world data in clinical populations, such as…”
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Quantifying shoulder activity after rotator cuff repair: Technique and preliminary results by Ruder, Matthew C., Zauel, Roger, Diefenbach, Brian J., Bey, Michael J.

“…Repair tissue healing after rotator cuff repair remains a significant clinical problem, and excessive shoulder activity after surgical repair is believed to…”
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Instantaneous helical axis estimation of glenohumeral kinematics: The impact of rotator cuff pathology by Lawrence, Rebekah L., Ruder, Matthew C., Zauel, Roger, Bey, Michael J.

“…The rotator cuff is theorized to contribute to force couples required to produce glenohumeral kinematics. Impairment in these force couples would theoretically…”
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Original article: Validity and reliability of gait metrics derived from researcher-placed and self-placed wearable inertial sensors by Ruder, Matthew C., Hunt, Michael A., Charlton, Jesse M., Tse, Calvin T.F., Kobsar, Dylan

“…To compare the inter-session placement reliability for researcher-placed and self-placed sensors, and to evaluate the validity and reliability of waveforms and…”
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Monitoring lower limb biomechanical asymmetry and psychological measures in athletic populations-A scoping review by Keogh, Joshua A J, Waddington, Emma E, Masood, Zaryan, Mahmood, Sobia, Palanisamy, Anil C, Ruder, Matthew C, Karsan, Sameena, Bishop, Chris, Jordan, Matthew J, Heisz, Jennifer J, Kobsar, Dylan

“…Lower limb biomechanics, including asymmetry, are frequently monitored to determine sport performance level and injury risk. However, contributing factors…”
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Is symmetry of loading improved for injured runners during novice barefoot running? by Tenforde, Adam S., Ruder, Matthew C., Jamison, Steve T., Singh, Pratham P., Davis, Irene S.

“…•RFS shod runners with prior injury do not have improved symmetry with barefoot FFS.•Those with highest asymmetry may have improved symmetry in barefoot FFS…”
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Longitudinal Monitoring of Biomechanical and Psychological State in Collegiate Female Basketball Athletes Using Principal Component Analysis by Keogh, Joshua A. J., Ruder, Matthew C., White, Kaylee, Gavrilov, Momchil G., Phillips, Stuart M., Heisz, Jennifer J., Jordan, Matthew J., Kobsar, Dylan

“…Background. The growth in participation in collegiate athletics has been accompanied by increased sport-related injuries. The complex and multifactorial nature…”
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In Vivo Static Retraction and Dynamic Elongation of Rotator Cuff Repair Tissue After Surgical Repair: A Preliminary Analysis at 3 Months by Lawrence, Rebekah L., Ruder, Matthew C., Zauel, Roger, Jalics, Alena, Olszewski, Adam M., Diefenbach, Brian J., Moutzouros, Vasilios, Makhni, Eric C., Muh, Stephanie, Bey, Michael J.

“…Background: Rotator cuff repair is a common orthopaedic procedure that provides pain relief for many patients, but unfortunately, an estimated 20% to 70% of…”
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Association Of Sleep Quantity And Mood State With Countermovement Jump Performance In Male Football Athletes: 330 by Keogh, Joshua A.J., Ruder, Matthew C., Wilson, Brandan, Ahluwalia, Jasriya, Kumar, Vishwa, Kobsar, Dylan

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Influence of Shod and Barefoot Running Conditions on Gait Symmetry for Injured Runners: 3523 Board #6 June 4, 9 by Tenforde, Adam S., Ruder, Matthew C., Davis, Irene S.

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Differences in Symmetry between Habitually Shod and Habitually Barefoot Runners: 3836 Board #275 June 4, 8 by Ruder, Matthew C., Tenforde, Adam S., Davis, Irene S.

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The Effect Of Speed, Incline, And Distance On Impacts During A Marathon Road Race: 492 Board #313 May 31 9 30 AM - 11 00 AM by Jamison, Steve T., Ruder, Matthew C., Tenforde, Adam S., Hannan, Marian T., Davis, Irene S.

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The Ecological Validity of Countermovement Jump to On-Court Asymmetry in Basketball by Keogh, Joshua A.J., Ruder, Matthew C, Masood, Zaryan, Kobsar, Dylan

“…Abstract Jump-based asymmetry is often used as an indicator of sport performance and may be used to discern injury susceptibility. Due to task specificity,…”
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Poster 41: The Relationship Between Leg Length and Cadence in Runners: Is 180 a Magical Number? by Donaghe Borgstrom, Haylee E., Tenforde, Adam S., Ruder, Matthew C., Davis, Irene S.

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Differences in Symmetry between Habitually Shod and Habitually Barefoot Runners: 3836 Board #275 June 4, 8: 00 AM - 9: 30 AM by Ruder, Matthew C, Tenforde, Adam S, Davis, Irene S

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