L. Jose
Papers
1
Total Citations
28
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1
About
L. Jose’s research centers on biomechanical modeling, with a particular focus on the human hand. Their major contribution is the development of a realistic, self-contained biomechanical model of the hand, detailed in their 2011 paper (28 citations). This model integrates anatomical elements to simulate neuromuscular abnormalities, analyze the energetics of movement, and plan rehabilitation strategies. It also enables the simulation of tendon transfer and joint replacement surgeries, offering insights into athletic performance and the causes of pathologies. By providing a tool to understand both normal and pathological hand function, Jose’s work has significant implications for clinical practice and sports science. Their research bridges engineering and medicine, advancing our ability to design interventions for hand impairments. With a citation count reflecting its foundational role, this model remains a key reference for researchers studying human movement and surgical outcomes.
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- 1Towards a Realistic and Self-Contained Biomechanical Model of the Hand28 citations · 2011