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By Jin Cao, Kaipeng Zhang, Zian Meng
| huggingface.co
Published on Jul 30 · Submitted by kaipeng on Jul 31 · Alaya Lab Abstract We present ShadowDancer, a novel approach to any-action, frame-level control of interactive video world models. The obstacle is representational: existing interfaces either encode an action loosely, leaving how it unfolds for the model to improvise, or encode it exactly through structured signals that serve one family and are hard to acquire, so precise control across diverse dynamics remains impractical.
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Dysplasia epiphysealis hemimelic in the knee: a case report

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By Mengyao Wang, Jin Cao, Huanye Zhu
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Dysplasia epiphysealis hemimelica (DEH) is a rare congenital bone dysplasia characterized by overgrowth of the epiphyseal cartilage on one side, with its etiology remaining unclear. The condition predominantly affects weight-bearing joints of the lower limbs, typically presenting with localized pain due to a rapidly growing mass around the joint. In severe cases, symptoms such as limb length discrepancy and limb deformity may occur.
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Biomechanical stability of five fixation techniques for pediatric distal radius metaphyseal-diaphyseal junction fractures: a finite element analysis

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By Huanye Zhu, Mengyao Wang, Chao Gao, Sinan Lu, Jin Cao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Pediatric distal radius metaphyseal-diaphyseal junction (DRMDJ) fractures represent a distinct and inherently unstable fracture pattern that frequently necessitates surgical intervention. The variability in current clinical management strategies, and there remains a paucity of biomechanical evidence to guide optimal fixation selection.
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