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Aissaoui, R., Lacoste, M., & Dansereau, J. (2001). Analysis of Sliding and Pressure Distribution During a Repositioning of Persons in a Simulator Chair. IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, 9(2), 215-224. External link
Aissaoui, R., Heydar, S., Dansereau, J., & Lacoste, M. (2000). Biomechanical Analysis of Legrest Support of Occupied Wheelchairs: Comparison Between a Conventional and a Compensatory Legrest. IEEE Transactions on Rehabilitation Engineering, 8(1), 140-148. External link
Dansereau, J., Maltais, C., & Lacoste, M. (1997, September). Variability of geometric and mechanical measurements in wheelchair user's evaluation [Paper]. Dundee '97. International Conference on Wheelchairs and Seating, Scotland. Unavailable
Lalonde, N. M., Dansereau, J., Lacoste, M., & Aissaoui, R. (2007). Modelling Skin Pelvic Landmark Coordinates Into Corresponding Internal Bone for Wheelchair Users. IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 54(1), 11-18. External link
Li, Y., Aissaoui, R., Lacoste, M., & Dansereau, J. (2004). Development and Evaluation of a New Body-Seat Interface Shape Measurement System. IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 51(11), 2040-2050. External link
Lacoste, M., Weiss-Lambrou, R., Allard, M., & Dansereau, J. (2003). Powered Tilt/Recline Systems: Why and How Are They Used? Assistive Technology, 15(1), 58-68. External link
Parent, F., Dansereau, J., Valiquette, C., & Lacoste, M. (1998). The Flexible Contour Backrest : a New Design Concept for Wheelchairs. Assistive Technology, 10(2), 94-101. External link
