... analysis medical robotics muscle neurophysiology patient rehabilitation torque measurement 24 01 2011 27 10 2011 31 10 2011 23 12 2011 23 12 2011 2011 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... kinematics medical disorders medical signal processing patient diagnosis patient monitoring patient rehabilitation 07 06 2010 20 01 2011 28 01 2011 08 03 2011 08 03 2011 2011 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... and Biomimetics , pp. 840 – 845 . adaptive control biomechanics bone least squares approximations parameter estimation patient rehabilitation physiological models The kinematics of the ankle-foot structure has been extensively studied in the literature. Early studies had resulted...

... of ∼ 0.3 appears to be appropriate. 24 04 2010 24 05 2010 31 05 2010 28 06 2010 28 06 2010 biomechanics biomedical measurement bone finite element analysis muscle orthopaedics patient rehabilitation stiction tissue tribology biomechanical model finite element...

... necessary to implement our framework in practice. 20 05 2009 17 12 2009 06 01 2010 25 03 2010 25 03 2010 biomechanics bone closed loop systems mechanical stability medical control systems muscle neurophysiology optimal control orthopaedics patient rehabilitation...

... 05 2009 01 09 2009 29 10 2009 biomechanics diseases handicapped aids mechatronics medical robotics neurophysiology patient rehabilitation biomechanic models gait analysis mechatronics Equinovarus foot is one of the most common pathological lower limb postures...

... diseases mechanoception muscle neurophysiology patient rehabilitation physiological models Half of all acute stroke patients starting rehabilitation have a marked impairment of function in one arm of whom only about 14% will regain useful sensory-motor function ( 1 2 ). Unimpaired individuals...

... biomedical optical imaging gait analysis kinematics orthopaedics patient rehabilitation kinematics gait analysis hindfoot forefoot ankle subtalar joint biomechanics The joints of the foot work in concert with the ankle and subtalar joints during gait, enabling the transfer of large...

... ). functional electrical stimulation inverse dynamics paraplegia perturbed standing torque estimation bioelectric phenomena muscle patient rehabilitation patient treatment 22 05 2006 16 03 2007 Due to the fact that only 6-DOF out of 12-DOFs would have to be actuated...

.... , and Stehle , P. , 1960 , Classical Mechanics , 2nd ed. , Dover , New York. 01 04 2005 08 05 2006 prosthetics mechanoception patient rehabilitation biocontrol medical control systems position control micromechanical devices gyroscopes accelerometers biomedical transducers...

... 07 2005 biomechanics diseases orthopaedics orthotics bone patient diagnosis biomedical measurement patient rehabilitation Measurement of hand strength is critical to diagnosis and assessment of surgical outcome and rehabilitation ( 1 ). The Jamar® Dynamometer and similar...

... − 0.35 + 0.35 3° Eversion + 0.65 − 0.65 5° 31 03 2005 13 07 2005 gait analysis patient rehabilitation medical robotics orthotics robot kinematics muscle springs (mechanical) In Fig. 1 , a solid model of the device is shown...

... 2003 10 09 2004 biomechanics bone patient rehabilitation electromyography neurophysiology Recumbent pedaling is an exercise well suited for the diseased and disabled population. Recumbent ergometers, unlike upright bicycles, have large seats...

... anthropometry patient rehabilitation artificial limbs Tip-pinch, in which a small object can be precisely manipulated by the index finger and thumb acting in flexion/extension, plays an important role in the function of the hand 1 . For example, tip-pinch allows us to pick up and hold a very fine...

..., 2002; revision received June 25, 2003. Associate Editor: K. Vaughan. 27 September 2002 25 June 2003 09 01 2004 torque electromyography patient rehabilitation biomechanics medical control systems orthotics damping adaptive filters medical signal processing...