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Musculoskeletal Modeling Of The Pelvis And Lumbar Spine During Running, Ruth Higgins, Maryam Moeini, Hunter Bennett, Stacie Ringleb
Musculoskeletal Modeling Of The Pelvis And Lumbar Spine During Running, Ruth Higgins, Maryam Moeini, Hunter Bennett, Stacie Ringleb
College of Engineering & Technology (Batten) Posters
Musculoskeletal modeling provides an alternative to in-vivo characteristics that are difficult to directly measure for movements such as running, especially for trunk muscles and joints. The full-body-lumbar-spine (FBLS) model by Raabe and Chaudhari, 2016 is an OpenSim model created for simulations of jogging. The lifting full-body (LFB) model by Beaucage-Gauvreau et al., 2018 is an adaptation of the FBLS created for estimating spinal loads during lifting. PURPOSE: Determine validity of the FBLS and LFB models in simulating pelvis and lumbar spine kinematics during running. METHODS: Inverse Kinematics were executed using experimental data for the FBLS and LFB models. To …
Trunk Kinematics Using Musculoskeletal Modeling During Range Of Motion Tasks, Maryam Moeini, Ruth M. Higgins, Hunter Bennett, Stacie Ringleb
Trunk Kinematics Using Musculoskeletal Modeling During Range Of Motion Tasks, Maryam Moeini, Ruth M. Higgins, Hunter Bennett, Stacie Ringleb
College of Health Sciences Posters
A spine model can be used to predict post-spinal fusion motion needed to perform physical activities in individuals with scoliosis. Full body lumbar spine (FBLS) model (Raabi et al., 2016) allows for modeling lumbar spine and pelvis movement and was validated for jogging. However, like other existing adult spine models, FBLS model does not allow for a motion providing thoracic and spine. Purpose: To adapt the FBLS model for simulating thoracic, lumbar and pelvis motion during trunk rotation in all 3 planes of motion. Methods: Since T12-L1 in FBLS model is designed as a dependent joint (axial rotation analogous to …
Pertinacity Spring Volume 5 Issue 10, Courteney L. Benjamin
Pertinacity Spring Volume 5 Issue 10, Courteney L. Benjamin
Pertinacity
Pertinacity is a biannual magazine that features stories and reports on recent Korey Stringer Institute's initiatives.
Pertinacity Volume 4, Issue 2, Courteney L. Benjamin
Pertinacity Volume 4, Issue 2, Courteney L. Benjamin
Pertinacity
Pertinacity is a biannual magazine that features stories and reports on recent Korey Stringer Institute's initiatives.
Pertinacity Volume 4 Issue 1, Courteney Benjamin
Pertinacity Volume 3 Issue 1, Yuri Hosokawa
Pertinacity Volume 3 Issue 2, Yuri Hosokawa
Pertinacity Volume 2 Issue 2, Yuri Hosokawa
Pertinacity Volume 2 Issue 1, Yuri Hosokawa
Pertinacity Issue 1 Volume 2, Yuri Hosokawa