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Gait analysis in patients with post-stroke hemiparesis: A pilot study.
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Posture, Postural Discomfort, and Performance
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1985In order to justify the costs of using ergonomically designed workplaces, it is necessary to relate improved posture to improved performance. This experiment used twelve subjects, four in each of three postural conditions. Subjects inspected printed circuit boards for 3 h with two five-minute breaks per hour.
V, Bhatnager, C G, Drury, S G, Schiro
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Sitting Posture of Subjects With Postural Backache
Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 2006To test the construct validity of postural backache. To identify if individuals with backache sit for longer periods of sustained sitting and have more flexed relaxed sitting posture than individuals in a no backache group.Following an initial questionnaire, student volunteers without a history of 'serious' back pain were classified as either postural ...
Lauren, Womersley, Stephen, May
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Posture recording: A model for sitting posture
Applied Ergonomics, 1989A model for posture recording has been developed in order to provide for some features of sitting. Briefly, these features were related to seated subjects undergoing classroom activities, for whom positions of different body segments had to recorded as accurately as possible.
H J, Gil, E, Tunes
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The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1952
A breakdown of physical well-being is alarming; it turns our attention to functions which on good days we take for granted. A healthy person does not ponder about breathing, seeing, walking. Infirmities of breath, sight, or gait, startle us. Among the patients consulting a psychiatrist, there are some who can no longer master the seemingly banal arts ...
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A breakdown of physical well-being is alarming; it turns our attention to functions which on good days we take for granted. A healthy person does not ponder about breathing, seeing, walking. Infirmities of breath, sight, or gait, startle us. Among the patients consulting a psychiatrist, there are some who can no longer master the seemingly banal arts ...
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[1992] Proceedings. 11th IAPR International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2003
Proposes a technique for the recognition of the posture of articulated forms within a computer vision framework. The technique is based on the identification and propagation of kinesiologic constraints at each joint of a model through a multilevel system of filters which determine the acceptability of the derived description of an articulated form ...
Alexander Koutamanis, Vicky Mitossi
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Proposes a technique for the recognition of the posture of articulated forms within a computer vision framework. The technique is based on the identification and propagation of kinesiologic constraints at each joint of a model through a multilevel system of filters which determine the acceptability of the derived description of an articulated form ...
Alexander Koutamanis, Vicky Mitossi
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British Dental Journal, 1981
Orthodontists have never agreed as to whether the tongue plays a primarily adaptive role in dental abnormalities or whether, at times, it can create a malocclusion. An hypothesis is put forward suggesting that, in the short term, the former is true but that, in the long term, bone will respond to posture.
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Orthodontists have never agreed as to whether the tongue plays a primarily adaptive role in dental abnormalities or whether, at times, it can create a malocclusion. An hypothesis is put forward suggesting that, in the short term, the former is true but that, in the long term, bone will respond to posture.
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The Laryngoscope, 1994
AbstractComputer‐assisted open catheter studies of 10 healthy, nose‐breathing men in dorsal and in lateral recumbent sleep demonstrated stable intrasubject transpharyngeal differential pressures and airflow resistances. They averaged 19.6 Pa (± standard deviation [SD] 11.9) and 0.103 Pa/cm3 per second (± SD 0.065) in the dorsal posture and stage II ...
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AbstractComputer‐assisted open catheter studies of 10 healthy, nose‐breathing men in dorsal and in lateral recumbent sleep demonstrated stable intrasubject transpharyngeal differential pressures and airflow resistances. They averaged 19.6 Pa (± standard deviation [SD] 11.9) and 0.103 Pa/cm3 per second (± SD 0.065) in the dorsal posture and stage II ...
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Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 2016
Postural abnormalities can affect the emotions and vice-versa. The aim of the present study was to investigate the existence of a relationship between subjective anger and body posture in 28 women, aged between 20 and 39 years, with a normal body mass index (or underweight) and an absence of neurological, psychiatric or musculoskeletal disorders.
Rosario, Jose Luis UNIFESP +3 more
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Postural abnormalities can affect the emotions and vice-versa. The aim of the present study was to investigate the existence of a relationship between subjective anger and body posture in 28 women, aged between 20 and 39 years, with a normal body mass index (or underweight) and an absence of neurological, psychiatric or musculoskeletal disorders.
Rosario, Jose Luis UNIFESP +3 more
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