Liming Shu

senior lecturer

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Liming Shu is a senior lecturer at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His research areas include computational dynamics in orthopedic conditions, health state representation using multisource sensor data, and multiscale modeling of musculoskeletal systems. His recent articles explore topics such as the effects of meniscus injuries, advancements in 3D printing applications in orthopedics, and techniques in gear skiving and grinding processes.

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2020

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Ko Yamamoto

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Xijin Hua

Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering

University of Exeter

UNITED KINGDOM

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Naohiko Sugita

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University of Tokyo

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Articles (13)

Computational Dynamic Analysis of Medial Meniscus with Redial Tear, Repair, and Meniscectomy

Bearing Health State Representation and Fault Identification Based on Multisource Sensor Signal Feature Information Fusion

Bone Milling: On Monitoring Cutting State and Force Using Sound Signals

A parametric modeling for fast radial infeed planning process in gear skiving

Clinical applications and prospects of 3D printing guide templates in orthopaedics

On reduction of energy flow into workpiece in continuous generating grinding

Multiscale modelling for investigating the long-term time-dependent biphasic behaviour of the articular cartilage in the natural hip joint

Incremental Element Deletion-Based Finite Element Analysis of the Effects of Impact Speeds, Fall Postures, and Cortical Thicknesses on Femur Fracture

Multiscale finite element musculoskeletal model for intact knee dynamics

Importance of posterior tibial slope in joint kinematics with an anterior cruciate ligament-deficient knee

Design of a self-centring drill bit for orthopaedic surgery: A systematic comparison of the drilling performance

Comparison of Kinematics and Contact Mechanics in Normal Knee and Total Knee Replacements: A Computational Investigation

Improvements of material removal in cortical bone via impact cutting method

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Ko Yamamoto

Xijin Hua

Naohiko Sugita

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