نتایج جستجو برای: joint stiffness

تعداد نتایج: 228982  

2009
Paula L. Silva Sergio T. Fonseca Juliana M. Ocarino Gabriela P. Gonçalves Marisa C. Mancini

Individuals commonly adjust joint stiffness in response to changes in environmental and task demands. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the contribution of muscular cocontraction and eccentric activity to this adjustment. In all, 30 healthy volunteers participated in the present study. The authors indirectly manipulated elbow stiffness by modifying (a) the frequency of forearm ...

2015
Florian Patrick Petit

This dissertation addresses the analysis and control of variable stiffness actuated robots aiming at precise, sensitive, robust, and dynamic interaction with their environment and especially humans. The focus is the adjustment of impedance properties, namely adjusting the robot equilibrium position, the stiffness, and damping. Highest demands are met by the development of new control concepts a...

حیدری, بهزاد , رضائی مجد, شهرام , مکارمی, علی ,

Ingestion of fish oil fatty acids (omega - 3 fatty acids ) inhibits the formation of arachidonic acid - derived cytokines and leads to production of compounds with diminished biological activity. Beneficial effects of dietary supplementation with fish oil in rheumatoid arthritis have been shown in many controlled trials.Methods : 43 patients with active rheumatoid arthritis entered in a prospec...

Journal: :Disability and rehabilitation 2017
Jakob Lorentzen Henrik Kirk Helena Fernandez-Lago Rasmus Frisk Nanna Scharff Nielsen Martin Jorsal Jens Bo Nielsen

PURPOSE We investigated if 30 min of daily treadmill training with an incline for 6 weeks would reduce ankle joint stiffness and improve active range of movement in adults with cerebral palsy (CP). METHODS The study was designed as a randomized controlled clinical trial including 32 adults with CP (GMFCS 1-3) aged 38.1 SD 12 years. The training group (n = 16) performed uphill treadmill traini...

Journal: :BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders 2002
Yuichirou Yahata Kiyoshi Aoyagi Shoji Yoshida Philip D Ross Itsuro Yoshimi Kazuhiko Moji Tai-ichiro Takemoto

BACKGROUND It has been reported that there is an inverse association between osteoarthritis (OA) and osteoporosis. However, the relationship of bone mass to OA in a Japanese population whose rates of OA are different from Caucasians remains uncertain. METHODS We studied the association of appendicular bone mineral density (second metacarpal; mBMD) and quantitative bone ultrasound (calcaneus; ...

2018
Kevin J Ruff Dennis Morrison Sarah A Duncan Matthew Back Cem Aydogan Jason Theodosakis

Purpose Despite its many health benefits, moderate exercise can induce joint discomfort when done infrequently or too intensely even in individuals with healthy joints. This study was designed to evaluate whether NEM® (natural eggshell membrane) would reduce exercise-induced cartilage turnover or alleviate joint pain or stiffness, either directly following exercise or 12 hours post exercise, ve...

Journal: :Ergonomics 2007
I Cikajlo Z Matjacić

In the study, the influence of different boot prototype stiffness on gait kinematics and kinetics was investigated. The boot stiffness was determined by force-deformation measurement while pressing the foot model inserted into the boot by a custom-made robot. Gait analysis was carried out in nine neurologically intact subjects during walking while wearing two different boots with and without ca...

Journal: :The Journal of hand surgery 2014
John T Capo Eitan Melamed Benhoor Shamian Scott R Hadley Whitney Ng Lai Kenny Gerszberg Steven Rivero Paolo Caravaggi

PURPOSE To determine in a cadaver model which, among 5 fixation methods for proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint arthrodesis, has the greatest stiffness. METHODS Thirty-five cadaver digits were randomly assigned to 1 of 5 fixation groups: oblique K-wire with coronal intraosseous wiring, tension-band wire (TBW), dorsal plate, intramedullary linked screw (IMS), and 90/90 wiring (90/90W). Testin...

Journal: :Gait & posture 2007
Evan J Goldberg Richard R Neptune

Compared to young adults, older adults exhibit a slower walking speed, smaller step length, shorter swing phase time and decreased range of motion in their lower extremity joints. The underlying mechanisms causing these gait adaptations is not well understood, with various musculoskeletal parameters being put forth as contributing factors, including increased joint stiffness and decreased isome...

Journal: :Journal of biomechanics 2006
Mark Halaki Nicholas O'Dwyer Ian Cathers

This study quantified the systematic effects on wrist joint mechanics of changes in amplitude of displacement ranging from within the region of short-range stiffness (0.2% of resting muscle length) up to 3% of resting muscle length. The joint mechanics were modelled using a second-order system from which estimates of joint stiffness, viscosity, inertia, natural resonant frequency and damping ra...

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