Suchergebnisse - Clinical Biomechanics

Sim, H. S., Ham, M. H., Park, D. Y., Park, S. Y., Park, E. S., Kim, B. H.

Kantha, P., Hsu, W.-L., Chen, P.-J., Tsai, Y.-C., Lin, J.-J. “… These differences in biomechanical characteristics have potential clinical implications for both health professionals and software engineers.  …”

Villaseca-Vicuña, R., Morales-Acuña, F., Rojas-Trelles, L., Segueida-Lorca, Á., Flores Ferro, E., Hermosilla-Palma, F., Valenzuela, L., Cortés-Roco, G., Merino-Muñoz, P. “… Various interacting variables, including physiological, biomechanical, physical, psychological, and emotional factors, constitute the nature of women.  …”

A. Ferrauti, P. Platen, E. Grimminger-Seidensticker, T. Jaitner, U. Bartmus, L. Becher, M. De Marées, T. Mühlbauer, A. Schauerte, T. Wiewelhove, E. Tsolakidis “… 472 IS-PM14 EXERCISE TESTING AND TRAINING IN CLINICAL POPULATIONS - FROM HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORTS TO PATIENTS 472 OP-PM37 TRAINING AND EXERCISE IN CLINICAL POPULATIONS 3 473 IS-BN08 MUSCLE EMG ACTIVITIES IN SPORT SCIENCES 476 OP-PM32 ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE TESTING 476 IS-SH09 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF JUDGMENTS AND DECISION-MAKING IN SPORT AND EXERCISE 479 OP-BN15 MODELING SPORTS PERFORMANCE 480 OP-PM56 SLEEP: THE GOOD AND THE BAD 483 OP-PM33 FATIGUE AND PERFORMANCE 485 OP-PM68 CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AND OXYGENATION 488 OP-PM71 WINTERSPORTS, ATHLETICS, AND ROWING 491 09:45 - 11:15 494 OP-PM54 PHYSIOLOGY OF HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE AND TRAINING 494 OP-PM50 PROTEINS AND CARBOHYDRATES 496 OP-PM36 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH PROMOTION 499 OP-PM46 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 2 501 OP-PM48 BACK PAIN IN SPORTS 504 OP-PM55 BOXING AND THE EYE: MIXED SESSION 507 OP-BN16 BIOMECHANICS OF JUMPING 510 OP-BN17 METHODS IN MUSCLE AND TENDON BIOMECHANICS 513 OP-SH15 MENTAL FATIGUE AND RECOVERY 515 OP-PM72 TOOLS AND TESTING IN SPORTS 517 11:30 - 12:45 520 PS-PL04 INCLUSION IN SPORT 520 13:00 - 14:00 520 CP-SH01 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 520 CP-SH02 HEALTH AND FITNESS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS 523 CP-PM01 GAME ANALYSIS 527 CP-BN01 MUSCLE-TENDON FUNCTION AND RUNNING 531 CP-BN02 SPORTS TECHNOLOGY 535 CP-PM02 STRENGTH AND POWER 538 CP-PM03 ENDURANCE TRAINING AND TESTING 542 CP-PM08 ENERGY METABOLISM 546 CP-PM09 BIOCHEMISTRY AND NUTRITION 550 CP-PM11 MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY AND REPAIR 554 14:00 - 15:30 559 OP-PM43 HYPOXIA AND BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION 2 559 OP-PM45 FLUID AND BICARBONATE INTAKE 560 OP-PM35 HEALTHY AGEING 562 15 22ND ANNUAL CONGRESS OF THE EUROPEAN COLLEGE OF SPORT SCIENCE OP-PM47 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 3 565 OP-PM42 EXERCISE AND CANCER 566 OP-PM34 ACUTE RESPONSES TO EXERCISE 569 OP-BN18 NEUROMUSCULAR ASPECTS OF STRENGTH 571 OP-BN19 MUSCLE DAMAGE AND FOAM ROLLING 574 OP-PM66 VASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY AND HEALTH 574 OP-PM67 INJURY PREVALENCE AND PREVENTION IN TEAM SPORTS 577 OP-PM73 METABOLISM IN DIFFERENT SPORTS 580 E-POSTER NOT DEBATED 583 PP-UD01 583 ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY 583 BIOMECHANICS 586 COACHING 595 HEALTH AND FITNESS 597 HISTORY 611 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 612 MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR CONTROL 613 NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY 615 NUTRITION 617 PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS 623 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND PEDAGOGICS 623 PHYSIOLOGY 629 PSYCHOLOGY 641 REHABILITATION AND PHYSIOTHERAPY 645 SOCIOLOGY 648 SPORT MANAGEMENT AND LAW 649 SPORT STATISTICS AND ANALYSES 650 SPORT TECHNOLOGY 653 SPORTS MEDICINE AND ORTHOPEDICS 654 TRAINING AND TESTING 659 …”

M. H. Murphy, C. A. G. Boreham, G. De Vito, E. Tsolakidis “… 553 OP-BN22 INJURY PREVENTION 554 DUBLIN/IRELAND, 4-7 JULY 2018 14 OP-BN21 WEARABLES AND SPORTS PERFORMANCE 556 OP-PM66 ATHELETES PHENOTYPE 2 559 OP-PM68 YOUTH TEAM SPORTS 561 OP-PM67 HEAT EXPOSURE 563 OP-PM46 NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS 564 OP-BN42 APPLIED SPORTS BIOMECHANICS AND MOTOR CONTROL 566 OP-SH21 DEVELOPMENT AND EFFECTS OF EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS 569 OP-MI03 MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE ON YOUTH TO YOUNG ADULTS ATHLETES 571 SATURDAY, JULY 7TH, 2018 575 08:00 - 09:30 575 IS-PM12 MECHANISMS AND STRATEGIES TO INCREASE MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS 575 OP-PM22 GENOMICS 575 OP-PM85 HYPOXIA 2 578 OP-PM21 DIABETES 579 IS-BN08 NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE IN CHILDREN 581 IS-MI02 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION 582 IS-SP03 RECENT METHODOLOGIES FOR ENHANCING BIOMECHANICAL COMPREHENSION AND APPLICATIONS - SPONSORED BY ADIDAS 583 OP-BN08 VISUO-COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN BALL GAMES 585 IS-SH02 ENCOUNTERING TRANSNATIONAL SPORTS MIGRATION 588 IS-SH07 ACUTE AND CHRONIC EXERCISE EFFECTS ON ATTENTION AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTION: DOMAIN-SPECIFIC IMPLICATION FOR SPORT AND DOMAIN-GENERAL RELEVANCE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 589 OP-PM60 INJURY/INJURY PREVENTION 590 OP-PM56 PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TRAINED INDIVIDUALS 592 OP-BN41 NEUROMUSCULAR EXCIATABILITY AND MOTOR CONTROL 594 OP-SH02 MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH 597 OP-SH20 APPLICATIONS OF SELF DETERMINATION THEORY TO SPORT AND EXERCISE 599 09:45 - 11:15 601 IS-PM01 DIETARY NITRATE AS AN ERGOGENIC AID IN CLINICAL POPULATIONS WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?  …”

V. Bunc, E. Tsolakidis “… 547 09:45 - 11:15 548 IS-PM12 CARDIAC, VASCULAR AND CEREBROVASCULAR ADAPTATION TO HYPOXIA AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE; LESSONS FROM HIGH ALTITUDE NATIVES 548 IS-MI01 THE NEUROSCIENCE AND INTERPRETATION OF PLACEBO EFFECTS IN SPORTS AND EXERCISE 548 PRAGUE/CZECH REPUBLIC, 3-6 JULY 2019 14 OP-PM57 TRAINING AND TESTING: ENDURANCE 549 OP-MI16 RUNNING 552 OP-PM66 PHYSIOLOGY: MUSCLE METABOLISM 554 OP-MI18 TEAM SPORTS II 556 OP-PM63 STRENGTH 559 OP-BN30 INJURY PREVENTION 561 OP-PM65 MIXED SPORTS 564 OP-PM68 HEALTH AND FITNESS: BRAIN, MENTAL AND MIXED 565 OP-PM70 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY / INACTIVITY II 568 11:30 - 13:00 570 IS-PM13 DIETARY NITRATE AND HYPOXIA 570 OP-PM60 THERMOREGULATION II 571 OP-PM61 CHILDREN 573 OP-PM62 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY: METABOLOMICS - PROTEOMICS 575 OP-MI17 STRENGTH AND POWER III 577 OP-PM64 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR OLDER PEOPLE 580 IS-BN07 TOWARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF RUNNING INJURIES [CLINICAL TRACK] 582 OP-BN31 BIOMECHANICS AND NEUROMUSCULAR: MIXED I 583 OP-BN32 BIOMECHANICS AND NEUROMUSCULAR: MIXED II 586 OP-PM67 SPORTS INJURIES AND ORTHOPEDICS III 588 OP-PM69 HEALTH AND FITNESS: CLINICAL POPULATIONS II 590 13:45 - 14:45 593 CP-MI14 RUNNING 593 CP-MI05 TRAINING AND TESTING IV 596 CP-MI08 MIXED III 600 CP-MI17 RAQUET SPORTS 604 CP-PM14 TALENT / ELITE ATHLETES 608 CP-BN11 SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY II 612 CP-MI11 COMBAT SPORTS 615 CP-PM29 METABOLISM AND OTHER 619 CP-PM30 PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND THERMOREGULATION 622 CP-PM15 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY / INACTIVITY 626 CP-SH13 MIXED 630 CP-PM31 MIXED 634 CP-PM32 CARDIOVASCULAR: YOUNG 638 15:15 - 16:30 642 PL-PS04 THE IMPORTANCE OF CIRCADIAN RYTHM FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE AND SKELETAL MUSCLE HEALTH 642 E-POSTER NOT DEBATED 643 PP-UD01 643 BIOMECHANICS 643 COACHING 659 DISABILITY SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY 667 15 24TH ANNUAL CONGRESS OF THE EUROPEAN COLLEGE OF SPORT SCIENCE HEALTH AND FITNESS 670 HISTORY 688 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 689 MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR CONTROL 694 NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY 697 NUTRITION 698 PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS 706 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND PEDAGOGICS 707 PHYSIOLOGY 710 PSYCHOLOGY 724 REHABILITATION AND (SPORTS)PHYSIOTHERAPY 737 SOCIOLOGY 742 SPORT MANAGEMENT AND LAW 746 SPORT STATISTICS AND ANALYSES 748 SPORT TECHNOLOGY 752 SPORTS MEDICINE AND ORTHOPEDICS 758 TRAINING AND TESTING 767 …”

Vera, A. M., Nho, S. J., Mather, R. C., Wuerz, T. H., Harris, J. D.

Metzen, F., Ribeiro-Alvares, J. B., Pompeo, K. D., Sonda, F. C., Santos, R. S., Vaz, M. A. “… Flexor strength and flexor and internal rotation ROM predicted 26% to 41% of this movement`s static and dynamic performances. Thus, from a biomechanical perspective, clinical assessment of hip strength and ROM may be used to predict the quality of the ballet dancers` performance of the développé à la seconde and guide classical ballet training. …”

Baker, H. P., Krishnan, P., Meghani, O., Athiviraham, A., Ho, S., Owens, B. D. “… Context: In-season glenohumeral instability is a common clinical dilemma faced by physicians who care for athletes.  …”

Schowalter, S., Le, B., Creps, J., McInnis, K. C. “… In this review, we discuss risk factors, mechanism of injury, typical clinical presentation, diagnostic imaging findings, and propose treatment and prevention strategies for rib stress fractures in overhand pitchers. …”

Bonazza, N. A., Saltzman, E. B., Wittstein, J. R., Richard, M. J., Kramer, W., Riboh, J. C. “… Methods: A review of the PubMed database was performed to include all studies describing elbow biomechanics during gymnastics, clinical entities of the elbow in gymnasts, and outcomes of operative and/or nonoperative treatment of elbow pathology in gymnasts.  …”

Schwartz, C., Croisier, J.-L., Brüls, O., Denoël, V., Forthomme, B. “… The aims of this study were to identify the clinical and biomechanical profile of symptomatic and asymptomatic overhead athletes with a tight shoulder and to evaluate the efficiency of a self-applied stretching program.  …”

S. Porter, J. Wilson “… Divided into two parts, physiology and sports injury management, this is an innovative clinical- and evidence-based guide, which engages with the latest developments in athletic performance both long and short term.  …”

Nyman, E. “… To date, he has published a multitude of empirical research articles relative to the sport of gymnastics - ranging from skill biomechanics to exercise physiology, to electromyography (EMG) - many of which will benefit the clinical practitioner in this field and may be considered requisite reading, …”

Trevithick, B. “… To investigate changes in some key biomechanics data with increased skills, further data was collected while gymnasts performed handwalking and front and back handsprings.  …”

Frank, S. M., Gubanich, P. J. “… Patient: A 16-year-old female gymnast presented to the sports medicine clinic with a three-week history of left posterior elbow pain.  …”

M. Jemni “… The Science of Gymnastics provides the most comprehensive and accessible introduction available to the fundamental physiological, biomechanical and psychological principles underpinning performance in artistic gymnastics.  …”

Sonvico, L., Spencer, S. M., Fawcett, L., Bucke, J., Henghan, N. R., Rushton, A. “… Lumbar ROM and posture was evaluated in relation to the current biomechanical literature and a proposed Conceptual Compressive Lumbar Load Distribution Model (CCLLDM).  …”

McInnis, K. C., Ramey, L. N. “… There are a host of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, including biochemical and biomechanical, that put athletes at risk. In most stress fractures, the diagnosis is primarily clinical, with imaging indicated at times, and management focused on symptom-free relative rest with advancement of activity as tolerated.  …”

Negrin, R., Uribe-Echevarria, B., Reyes, N. “… Objectives: This literature review evaluates current knowledge on the biomechanical and clinical effectiveness of prophylactic and functional knee braces in preventing knee injuries and their impact on the athletic performance of non-injured and injured individuals.  …”