... and overweight indices: body mass index (BMI) and segment mass index (SMI). Eighteen participants (10-11 years old) threw 10 fastballs that were recorded for motion analysis. DXA scans were used to calculate participant-specific BSIPs (mass, center of mass, radii of gyration) for each pitching arm segment (upper...

... on the evidence collected. 25 05 2020 13 10 2020 19 02 2021 e-mail:  tosunaliye@yahoo.com e-mail:  mertcan.kocak@ikcu.edu.tr e-mail:  samet.cikla@gmail.com e-mail:  senaymihcin@iyte.edu.tr MOCAP motion analysis human motion capture systems lower body wearable MOCAP...

... could be potentially valuable for kinematic gait analysis under load carriage conditions which obscure markers placed on the back. motion analysis spine gait biomechanics validity During three-dimensional kinematic analysis, markers can become occluded by an individual's body position...

... are in principle not independent mechanically. epimuscular myofascial force transmission magnetic resonance imaging nonrigid registration in vivo biomechanics motion analysis It is widely accepted that myotendinous junctions are main sites for transmission onto the bone of the forces generated...

..., which inherently lessened the effects of passive motion error and reduced the post-experimental effort required for marker processing. hand digits kinematics precision pinch motion analysis optimization The robust measurement of digit kinematics is critical to accurately characterize...

... in vivo conditions, remains a significant challenge. elbow motion analysis validation in vivo accuracy Background: The objectives of this study were to characterize the translational and rotational accuracy of a model-based tracking technique for quantifying elbow kinematics...

... 04 04 2012 biomechanical study ankle injury talus eversion ligament strain computational model motion analysis ankle kinematics footwear Acute injuries that occur to the ankle are among the most frequent musculoskeletal injuries in all levels of sports, and ligament sprains...

...Hongsheng Wang; Naiqaun (Nigel) Zheng Skin marker-based motion analysis has been widely used in biomechanical studies and clinical applications. Unfortunately, the accuracy of knee joint secondary motions is largely limited by the nonrigidity nature of human body segments. Numerous studies have...

...Miriam Klous; Sander Klous The aim of skin-marker-based motion analysis is to reconstruct the motion of a kinematical model from noisy measured motion of skin markers. Existing kinematic models for reconstruction of chains of segments can be divided into two categories: analytical methods that do...

... computerised tomography elastic constants muscle motion analysis simulation ligament ligament strain plantar ligament plantar fascia spring ligament three-dimensional arch height The foot and ankle complex is a vital structure that controls the dissipation of forces from the relentless...

...-external rotation of the tibia and the FE axis is identified after the LR axis is known. The validation used virtual simulations of 3D video-based motion analysis to create relative motion between the femur and tibia during pure internal-external rotation, and flexion-extension with coupled internal...

... of variance (ANOVAs) ( α = 0.05 ) confirmed that the camera-blocking influenced the results. Taken together, these results indicate that camera-switching can affect the observation of fine movements using a motion analysis system with a large number of cameras. One solution is to offer opportunity for user...

...). Variability in tibio-femoral rotations was more dependent on rotation axis, with across-trial standard deviations averaging 1.71° for flexion/extension, 0.90° for internal/external rotation, and 0.40° for varus/valgus rotation. Advantages of this technique over traditional motion analysis methods include...