K. A. Burnham, M.A. Westwell, M.S. Perry, A. Hoffman, R. Long
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Development of a method to measure knee joint sounds
A noninvasive experiment is designed to detect and record knee sounds and isolate them from background noise. The experimental system includes the use of microphones, a differential amplifier, and a signal analyzer. Sound emitted from a normal contralateral knee is used as a control signal. Results show that the frequency spectrum from an injured knee is significantly different from the normal contralateral knee.<>