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  1. Barriers to Internal Rotation in the Halopropenes and High Resolution Microwave Spectroscopy

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  2. Spin Echo Studies of Chemical Exchange Internal Rotation in 1,1-Difluoro-1,2-Dibromodichloroethane

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  3. The relationship between hip internal rotation and groin pain in elite Australian Rules Football players

    … in order to examine the relationship of internal hip rotation to groin pain in Australian Rules Football players. 101 subjects were tested using a plurimeter placed on the lateral aspect of the tibia whilst lying prone on a plinth. Subjects were tested twice at an interval of six weeks …

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  4. Microwave Spectroscopic Studies of Nuclear Quadrupole Coupling, Barriers to Internal Rotation, and the Zeeman Effect

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  5. Microwave Spectra, Internal Rotation, Nitrogen-14 Quadrupole Interaction,and Vibrational Studies in Methylthiocyanate, Methylisocyanate, and Methylisothiocyanate

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  6. Acute effects of self-myofascial release and static stretching on shoulder range of motion and performance in overhead athletes with glenohumeral internal rotation deficit

    … and static stretching (SMR+SS) on glenohumeral internal rotation range of motion and markers of shoulder performance (i.e. glenohumeral external rotation isometric strength, motor unit recruitment, and throwing velocity) in male softball players with glenohumeral internal rotation deficit …

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  7. Ruby Joint Stabilization System as a Suitable Method of Extracapsular Repair

    … stifle at angles of 125o, 135o and 145o. Internal rotation of the Ruby groups was greater than the CrCL-intact group at 145o, but not 125o and 135o. Varus motion of the Ruby group was decreased compared to the CrCL-deficient group, but increased compared to the CrCL-intact group at angles …

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  8. The effects a novel extracapsular suture technique (lateral extracapsular suture system or LESSa) on the kinematics of the cranial cruciate deficient stifle

    … greater (p <0.0001) cranial displacement and internal rotation of the tibia relative to the femur than CCL intact stifles or LESSa treated stifles at all stifle angles. Cranial displacement of the tibia relative to the femur for CCL intact and LESSa treated were not significantly different …

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  9. Morphology of the Ankle Collateral Ligaments: Functional and Clinical Considerations

    … inversion and talar adduction, and internal rotation. The calcaneofibular ligament (CFL) originated 7.63 mm from the lateral malleolar tip and passed to the calcaneal lateral surface to insert 17.7 mm commonly posterosuperior to the fibular tubercle. The CFL resists dorsiflexion, …

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  10. A finite element evaluation of the talocrural join and the effects of ligament injury on joint mechanics

    … ankle instability is associated with excessive rotation of the talus in transverse plane, which contributes to articular surface degeneration. It has been documented that after disruption of the anterior talofibular ligament that additional load is placed on the posterior tibiotalar ligament, …

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  11. Shoulder strength in amateur swimmers

    … quantitatively investigated the difference in internal and external shoulder rotation strength and endurance in swimmers with painful shoulders compared with those without pain. In previous literature elite swimming athletes have been investigated, however little research has been conducted on …

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  12. The Effect of Stifle Angle on Stifle Kinematics following TPLO: An in vitro Experimental Analysis

    … motion. No significant differences were noted in internal rotation in any of the three conditions from 120° – 137°. Hyperextension values did not differ significantly between conditions. Conclusion: Data from this biomechanical model suggests that the TPLO fails to neutralize CTT throughout a …

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  13. The study of proton-donor proton-acceptor interactions by infrared spectroscopy and computer modelling

    … variation of molecular energy with the degree of internal rotation for the four bonds for which internal rotation was feasible was plotted using Chem-X.The J-CAMP.DX file protocol was used to import IR spectra into the Chem-X package. The future potential of combining modelling and spectroscopic …

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  14. Effect of Fixation Using Locked Compression Plate versus Lag Screws on Biomechanics of Talonavicular Joint: A Human Cadaveric Foot Model

    … Achilles tendon load of 350N followed by either internal or external rotation (moment limit 10Nm) and a compressive load (load limit 850N) applied to the specimens either sequentially after rotation or simultaneously with the rotation. Each specimen was thus subjected to four tests - internal

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  15. Joint motion studies of the normal and cranial cruciate ligament deficient stifle in large breed dogs

    … which included flexion, abduction, external rotation, lateral, cranial and distraction displacements. The kinematic data was highly reproducible for a given dog. For normal stifle kinematics, the swing phase of motion included flexion, internal rotation and abduction while the stance phase …

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  16. The incidence and associated risk factors of injury in professional golfers

    … were found in decreased range of motion of internal rotation of the trailing shoulder (p=0.04) in the group with a shoulder injury compared to the group without a shoulder injury, and as well as in the group with hip pain compared to the group without hip pain (p=0.048). The group with hip …

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  17. The influence of musculoskeletal variables on throwing performance in amateur and elite South African cricketers

    … not demonstrate an increased shoulder external rotation gain as demonstrated by many throwers and have a markedly reduced shoulder rotational strength and hip strength compared to baseball players, amongst other factors. Biomechanically, cricketers tend to throw with a more side arm position …

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  18. Dislocation Mechanics of Total Hip Arthroplasty: A Combined Experimental and Computational Analysis

    … free range of motion is limited during internal rotation in flexion and during external rotation in extension. Experimentally, our results suggest that the posterior approach provides more stability to anterior dislocations as the soft tissue structures became taut sooner in the …

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  19. An Evaluation of the Limitations of the Technique of Dual Energy Absorptiometry in the Measurement of Bone Disease.

    … standard scanning angle of the femur (20° internal rotation) to increases of 20° (40° internal rotation) and decreases of 20°, 40° and 60° (0° rotation, 20° external rotation and 40° external rotation respectively) showed significant % increases. For femoral neck region the % change in BMD …

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