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Medical Engineering & Physics|September 27, 2021

Concurrent validity of a custom computer vision algorithm for measuring lumbar spine motion from RGB-D camera depth dataWantuir C Ramos, Kristen H E Beange, Ryan B Graham

Journal of Biomechanics|February 3, 2024

Investigating concurrent validity of inertial sensors to evaluate multiplanar spine movementKristen H E Beange, Adrian D C Chan, Ryan B Graham

Journal of Biomechanics|December 8, 2024

Can we reliably assess spine movement quality in clinics? A comparison of systems to evaluate movement reliability in a healthy populationKristen H E Beange, Adrian D C Chan, Ryan B Graham

Journal of Biomechanics|November 1, 2019

Concurrent validity of a wearable IMU for objective assessments of functional movement quality and control of the lumbar spineKristen H E Beange, Adrian D C Chan, Shawn M Beaudette, et al.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|May 10, 2020

A Subject-Specific Approach to Detect Fatigue-Related Changes in Spine Motion Using Wearable SensorsVictor C H Chan, Shawn M Beaudette, Kenneth B Smale, et al.

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Medical Engineering & Physics|September 27, 2021

Concurrent validity of a custom computer vision algorithm for measuring lumbar spine motion from RGB-D camera depth dataWantuir C Ramos, Kristen H E Beange, Ryan B Graham

Journal of Biomechanics|February 3, 2024

Investigating concurrent validity of inertial sensors to evaluate multiplanar spine movementKristen H E Beange, Adrian D C Chan, Ryan B Graham

Journal of Biomechanics|December 8, 2024

Can we reliably assess spine movement quality in clinics? A comparison of systems to evaluate movement reliability in a healthy populationKristen H E Beange, Adrian D C Chan, Ryan B Graham

Journal of Biomechanics|November 1, 2019

Concurrent validity of a wearable IMU for objective assessments of functional movement quality and control of the lumbar spineKristen H E Beange, Adrian D C Chan, Shawn M Beaudette, et al.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|May 10, 2020

A Subject-Specific Approach to Detect Fatigue-Related Changes in Spine Motion Using Wearable SensorsVictor C H Chan, Shawn M Beaudette, Kenneth B Smale, et al.

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