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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Hip position"”.

  1. The effect of hip position and Emg biofeedback training on selectively increasing the vastus medialis oblique in relation to the vastus lateralis

    … (EMG) studies have defined specific limb positions (such as external rotation of the hip) that preferentially activate the VMO. However, there has been no literature to show that preferential activation of the VMO successfully translates into increased VMO:VL ratios with training. The …

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  2. Automation of In-Bed Repositioning, Assistance to Sitting, and Transfer for Bedridden Patients via Robot Arms and Strap Interface

    … can automate in-bed motion, assistance to seated positions, and transfer for patients with severe immobility. Comfortable straps that wrap around the patient’s upper torso and thighs will be held by robot arms. The robot arms will perform movements that can control the torso and thigh angles, hip

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  3. An artificially-intelligent biomeasurement system for total hip arthroplasty patient rehabilitation.

    … range of movement (ROM) of the replacement hip joint in total hip arthroplasty (THA) patients. In so doing, the following original work is presented: Production of a wearable, microcontroller-equipped system which was able to wirelessly relay accelerometer sensor data of the subjects key …

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  4. The Influence of Posture on Pelvic Floor Muscle Activation and Sensory Awareness in Women With and Without Stress Urinary Incontinence

    … incontinence and to examine the potential for position changes to alter sensorimotor function. Three studies were conducted from a single sample comprising continent women and women with mild and moderate stress urinary incontinence (SUI), as determined through a validated questionnaire. PFM …

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