Elvis C. S. Chen

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Published: 1993
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2010
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Elvis C. S. Chen, Sharyle A. Fowler, Lawrence C. Hookey, Randy E. Ellis:
Representing flexible endoscope shapes with hermite splines. Image-Guided Procedures 2010: 76251D
2006
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Elvis C. S. Chen, Randy E. Ellis:
An Inverse Kinematics Model For Post-operative Knee. MICCAI (1) 2006: 313-320
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Amber L. Simpson, Burton Ma, Elvis C. S. Chen, Randy E. Ellis, A. James Stewart:
Using Registration Uncertainty Visualization in a User Study of a Simple Surgical Task. MICCAI (2) 2006: 397-404
2005
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Elvis C. S. Chen, Joel L. Lanovaz, Randy E. Ellis:
Ligament Strains Predict Knee Motion After Total Joint Replacement. MICCAI 2005: 770-777

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