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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1980
Man's shoulder girdle is of the general pattern of his tree-swinging ancestors. With assumption of the upright posture, man's thorax has flattened from anterior-posterior. This results in a rotation of the scapula to a position of 45 degrees with the sagittal plane. In addition to this, man's forearm is habitually used in a position of approximately 45
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Man's shoulder girdle is of the general pattern of his tree-swinging ancestors. With assumption of the upright posture, man's thorax has flattened from anterior-posterior. This results in a rotation of the scapula to a position of 45 degrees with the sagittal plane. In addition to this, man's forearm is habitually used in a position of approximately 45
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Gait & Posture, 1998
This review article summarizes the current literature regarding the analysis of running gait. It is compared to walking and sprinting. The current state of knowledge is presented as it fits in the context of the history of analysis of movement. The characteristics of the gait cycle and its relationship to potential and kinetic energy interactions are ...
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This review article summarizes the current literature regarding the analysis of running gait. It is compared to walking and sprinting. The current state of knowledge is presented as it fits in the context of the history of analysis of movement. The characteristics of the gait cycle and its relationship to potential and kinetic energy interactions are ...
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1979
The patella is an important functional component of the knee extension mechanism. It accounts for 13 to 30% of the knee extensors' moment arm. Functional deficits owing to patellectomy include decreased knee extension power, extension lag, instability, chronic effusion, decreased stance phase flexion, alteration of the path of instant flexion centers ...
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The patella is an important functional component of the knee extension mechanism. It accounts for 13 to 30% of the knee extensors' moment arm. Functional deficits owing to patellectomy include decreased knee extension power, extension lag, instability, chronic effusion, decreased stance phase flexion, alteration of the path of instant flexion centers ...
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Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma, 2016
Background: This video presents the digitized, original, reel-to-reel footage of Victor Frankel's groundbreaking 1960s experiments demonstrating the viscoelastic properties and fracture mechanics of loaded bone. As can be seen, novel instrumentation was used that resulted in an easily reproducible method of controlling bone ...
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Background: This video presents the digitized, original, reel-to-reel footage of Victor Frankel's groundbreaking 1960s experiments demonstrating the viscoelastic properties and fracture mechanics of loaded bone. As can be seen, novel instrumentation was used that resulted in an easily reproducible method of controlling bone ...
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Hand Clinics, 2013
By understanding the biomechanical motions that allow the hand to function effectively and how patients used the hand before their injury, the surgeon can best determine which surgical method is most suited to prevent permanent loss of function and significant impairment.
Scott F M, Duncan +2 more
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By understanding the biomechanical motions that allow the hand to function effectively and how patients used the hand before their injury, the surgeon can best determine which surgical method is most suited to prevent permanent loss of function and significant impairment.
Scott F M, Duncan +2 more
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Journal of Biomechanics, 2005
Current trends in spine research are reviewed in order to suggest future opportunities for biomechanics. Recent studies show that psychosocial factors influence back pain behaviour but are not important causes of pain itself. Severe back pain most often arises from intervertebral discs, apophyseal joints and sacroiliac joints, and physical disruption ...
Adams, MA, Dolan, P
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Current trends in spine research are reviewed in order to suggest future opportunities for biomechanics. Recent studies show that psychosocial factors influence back pain behaviour but are not important causes of pain itself. Severe back pain most often arises from intervertebral discs, apophyseal joints and sacroiliac joints, and physical disruption ...
Adams, MA, Dolan, P
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Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, 1995
Correct diagnosis and successful treatment of running related injuries are based on a firm understanding of the biomechanics of running. The sports medicine practitioner, knowing the principles of the bone and muscular interactions of the structures involved in running, can generate specific, accurate diagnosis and detailed, individualized treatment ...
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Correct diagnosis and successful treatment of running related injuries are based on a firm understanding of the biomechanics of running. The sports medicine practitioner, knowing the principles of the bone and muscular interactions of the structures involved in running, can generate specific, accurate diagnosis and detailed, individualized treatment ...
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Neurological Research, 2001
This paper reviews the traditional areas of impact biomechanics as they relate to brain injury caused by blunt impact. These areas are injury mechanisms, human response to impact, human tolerance to impact and the use of human surrogates. With the advent of high-speed computers, it is now possible to add computer models to the list of human surrogates ...
L, Zhang, K H, Yang, A I, King
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This paper reviews the traditional areas of impact biomechanics as they relate to brain injury caused by blunt impact. These areas are injury mechanisms, human response to impact, human tolerance to impact and the use of human surrogates. With the advent of high-speed computers, it is now possible to add computer models to the list of human surrogates ...
L, Zhang, K H, Yang, A I, King
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The Drama Review, 1974
In my Biomechanics, I was able to determine altogether twelve or thirteen rules for the training of an actor. But when I polish it, I'll leave perhaps no more than eight.Vs. MeyerholdBiomechanics was a system of actor-training that Meyerhold devised shortly after the Revolution.
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In my Biomechanics, I was able to determine altogether twelve or thirteen rules for the training of an actor. But when I polish it, I'll leave perhaps no more than eight.Vs. MeyerholdBiomechanics was a system of actor-training that Meyerhold devised shortly after the Revolution.
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1997
With the interest of the general population in aerobic exercise, it is essential for physicians who treat sports injuries to understand the mechanism behind these problems. This article provided the reader with an introduction to the biomechanics of both walking and running to facilitate an understanding of the cause of these running injuries.
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With the interest of the general population in aerobic exercise, it is essential for physicians who treat sports injuries to understand the mechanism behind these problems. This article provided the reader with an introduction to the biomechanics of both walking and running to facilitate an understanding of the cause of these running injuries.
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