Engineering in Medicine · 1979 · 186 citations · 21 references
MedicineAnatomyOrthopedic SurgeryHuman PerformanceMovement AnalysisOrthopedic BiomechanicsAnatomy Of The Upper LimbElbow AnatomyJoint MechanicsLimb AnatomyMusculoskeletal AnatomyUpper Limb BiomechanicsElbow KinematicsJoint Reaction ForcesMuscle Moment ArmsUpper Extremity BiomechanicsUpper Extremity KinematicsUpper Limb FunctionUpper Limb KinematicsUpper Limb Mechanics
A survey of past literature has shown that there is a lack of reliable data for use in prediction of joint forces in the upper limb although this is desirable when developing joint replacements. Upper limb geometry has been analysed, leading to muscle moment arm data at the wrist and elbow. The variation of these moment arms during elbow flexion has also been examined. Analysis of the dimensions of muscles has enabled their relative strengths to be predicted, based on their ‘physiological cross-sections’. When used in conjuction with published emg data, this information will enable elbow and wrist joint forces to be estimated more realistically than has previously been possible.
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THE PREHENSILE MOVEMENTS OF THE HUMAN HAND
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Journal of Human Movement Studies
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The relation between force and velocity in human muscle
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