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Three dimensional (3D) kinematic analysis based on motion capture can study synchronized data from the integrated jaw and neck motor system. Jaw function is commonly estimated on linear outcome variables of motion range. By combining jaw border movements in three planes the functional range of motion could be described by movement area and volume measures.
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