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Øystein Bjelland

Associate Professor

NTNU

Norway

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Øystein Bjelland is an Associate Professor at NTNU in Norway. His research primarily focuses on biomechanical simulations, particularly in the context of ankle injuries and surgical simulations. Recent articles include studies on the effects of fibular plate fixation on ankle stability and haptic rendering in surgical simulations. He is also exploring patient-specific metrics in arthroscopy and developing digital twin technologies for knee surgery.

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Martin Steinert

Professor

NTNU Fakultet for ingeniorvitenskap og teknologi Trondheim

NORWAY

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Robin T. Bye

Professor

NTNU

NORWAY

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Aleksander Larsen Skrede

Associate Professor

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

NORWAY

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Biomechanical Assessment of Syndesmotic and Deltoid Ligament Strain in Pronation-External Rotation Type Ankle Injuries by Musculoskeletal Computer Simulation

A Pilot Validation Study of a Biomechanical Simulation Model for Rotational Ankle Injuries Using Robotic Cadaveric Testing

Effects of Fibular Plate Fixation and Deep Posterior Tibiotalar Ligament Repair on Ankle Stability in a Weber B Fracture Model with Complete Deltoid Ligament Sectioning

Haptic Rendering Using Reality-Based Force Profiles in Surgical Simulation

Effects of Fibular Plate Fixation on Ankle Stability in a Weber B Fracture Model With Partial Deltoid Ligament Sectioning

Intraoperative identification of patient-specific elastic modulus of the meniscus during arthroscopy

Effects of Progressive Deltoid Ligament Sectioning on Weber B Ankle Fracture Stability

Intraoperative Data-Based Haptic Feedback for Arthroscopic Partial Meniscectomy Punch Simulation

Toward a Digital Twin for Arthroscopic Knee Surgery: A Systematic Review

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Martin Steinert

Robin T. Bye

Aleksander Larsen Skrede

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