Search Results - Clinical Biomechanics

Itoi, E. “…This Monograph is a compilation of clinical experience and basic research by the author on the function and anatomy of the shoulder joint, with particular emphasis on biomechanics. …”

Ellenbecker, T., Roetert, E. P., Petracek, K., Kovacs, M., Barajas, N., Bailie, D. “…The differences of 7-8mm between extremities has clinical application for interpreting anterior shoulder position test results in this population.…”

Valldecabres, R., de Benito, A. M., Littler, G., Richards, J. “…The aim of this study was to determine changes in knee biomechanics during badminton lunges due to fatigue, lunge strategy and knee bracing. …”

Palmer, K., Jones, D., Morgan, C., Zeppieri, G.

Valldecabres, R., de Benito, A. M., Littler, G., Richards, J. “…The aim of this study was to determine changes in knee biomechanics during badminton lunges due to fatigue, lunge strategy and knee bracing. …”

Rich, R. L., Struminger, A. H., Tucker, W. S., Munkasy, B. A., Joyner, A. B., Buckley, T. A.

M. Hutson, C. Speed “…Bone 1.7. Training Biomechanics 1.8. Principles of biomechanics and their use in the analysis of injuries and technique 1.9. …”

Kibler, W. B.

Patel, D. R., Stier, B., Luckstead, E. F.

Renkawitz, T., Linhardt, O., Grifka, J. “…The asymmetric trunk loading caused by tennis specific biomechanics with trunk hyperextension motions and trunk rotation seems to induce imbalanced muscle activity patterns of the lumbar erector spinae. …”

Knudson, D. “…This paper will summarise biomechanical loading and some of these lines of evidence that have focused on the biomechanics of the hip and lower trunk motion in tennis. …”

Verstreken, F.

Sciascia, A., Kibler, W. B.

van der Hoeven, H. “…In order to generate as much energy as possible when the ball is released, the shoulder is placed in a position of maximum external rotation and this is why shoulder injuries are common in overhead athletes. The biomechanical, pathophysiological and clinical aspects are mentioned and possible treatment is explained. …”

Unierzyski, P. “…In Poland, every athlete under the age of 21 is required by law to undergo clinical screening performed under supervision of a medical doctor specialising in the field of sport medicine, before starting any form of sports practice. …”

Schmidt-Wiethoff, R.

Silva, R. “…Although most players indicate that serving leads to the onset of pain, all strokes in tennis may induce pain over the anterior, superior and posterior aspect of the shoulder. Shoulder biomechanics One issue requiring special attention is the analysis of shoulder mechanics. …”

Perry, J.

Riek, S., Chapman, A. E., Milner, T. “…Clinical Biomechanics…”

“…Research activities and publications of the Laboratory of biomechanics of the University if Essen (Germany) with the following topics: barefoot pressure isobarograph animation (107 k) wireframe-animation barefoot walking (117 k) in-shoe pressures in two running shoes (93 k) in-shoe pressures - average of 2090 trials from 22 subjects (80 k) Tennis Ball Impact on the String Area of a Tennis Racket Pressure Distribution Applications Footwear Research & Running Locomotion Foot-Mechanics Foot loading in early childhood, for school children, and adults Foot architecture and loads on the human body Effects of overweight / obesity on foot mechanics Transducer Technology and Measurement Procedures Capacitive and piezoelectric pressure transducers, ultrasonic velocity transducers Global positioning systems (GPS, DGPS) for sport applications Shock Shock transmission through the human body Warm-up & Stretching The effects of warm-up and stretching on muscular performance EMG-Applications EMG of endurance and explosive type activity athletes Tennis Interaction between the racket and the human body Bicycle Research Forces on the pedal, pressure distribution under the foot, fatigue effects Soccer Research Game Analysis, Soccer Shoe Properties, Shooting Speed, Shooting Accuracy Sports-Applications Loads on the human body during various sport activities (trampolining, platform diving, triple jump, fosbury flop, broad jump, volleyball) Clinical Research Ankle brace function, diabetic foot, neuromotor disorders, Parkinsonian gait, prosthesis measurements…”