Effects of pelvic adjustment on pelvic posture and angles of the lower limb joints during walking in female university students

Cho, Misuk

doi:10.1589/jpts.28.1284

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“…Pelvic torsion angle represented the degree of anterior and posterior tilt of the pelvis. For the rotation of the pelvis on the horizontal plane, a positive value indicated rotation to right side, and a negative value indicated rotation to left side ( Cho, 2016 ; Yi et al, 2016 ).…”

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The study of trunk and pelvic movement on mediolateral ramps of various ramp angles during one-legged standing

Lee

Park

2017

J Exerc Rehabil

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The purpose of this study was to identify the instability of the trunk and the pelvis of subjects who were standing on differently angled ramps under conditions in which the ramps were crossed. Changes in the trunk and the pelvis while each subject was standing on one leg in the direction of the cross ramps at four angles (0°, 5°, 10°, and 15°) were measured. To identify instability, the trunk inclination, trunk imbalance, pelvic position, pelvic rotation, and pelvic torsion of 20 healthy male subjects were measured. The measurement was conducted using a three-dimensional spinal diagnostic imaging system (Back Mapper). According to the results of the measurement, trunk imbalance, pelvic position, pelvic rotation, and pelvic torsion differed between the medial and lateral ramps and with different ramp angles. This study’s results suggested that different mediolateral ramp conditions altered the pelvic and trunk alignment. With the 15° ramp, the anterior tilt and lateral tilt of the pelvis increased regardless of ramp direction. The 10° ramp condition altered the pelvic rotation to the contralateral side. In addition, the lateral trunk tilt was elevated with the lateral down foot condition.

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The study of trunk and pelvic movement on mediolateral ramps of various ramp angles during one-legged standing

Lee

Park

2017

J Exerc Rehabil

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Application of microsensors and support vector machines in the assessment of lower limb posture correction in adolescents

Yin-man

Wang²

2022

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryAutomatic monitoring of physical activity provides reliable data support for the maintenance of people's physical health and provides more scientific data for studying the relationship between physical activity and disease. In this article, a research on the evaluation of adolescent lower limb posture correction based on collaborative filtering and microsensors is carried out. Aiming at the problem that the human body posture monitoring system needs multiple nodes, this article simplifies the existing human body posture monitoring model and establishes a human body model with four degrees of freedom of the lower limbs. On this basis, the micro‐sensor assembly scheme and monitoring node layout scheme for obtaining model description parameters are determined. Methods such as collaborative filtering and support vector machines are used in the process of sensor data processing and correction effect evaluation. Finally, this article uses the constructed human body posture monitoring system to carry out the recognition test of the specific posture of the human body. The experimental results show that the evaluation scheme can effectively monitor and evaluate the effect of lower limb posture correction in adolescents.

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Comparison of Trunk Strategy to Maintain Balance during the One-Leg Stance on a Medio-Lateral Ramp and an Anterior-Posterior Ramp

Lee

2017

J Kor Phys Ther

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The Korean Society of Physical Therapy (KSPT) engages and inspires an international leadership in Asia on issues associated with physical therapy. As the leading journal for research in physical therapy and other fields related to rehabilitation science, KSPT publishes highly qualified scientific topic for clinicians and researchers, with the expressed purpose of improving therapeutic approaches for health and life quality of human. The Journal of Korean Physical Therapy (J Kor Phys Ther) is pubilished bimonthly from 1989, and it is open access journal, consequently, articles are free for all users to read and use. This journal is indexed in KCI (http://kci.go.kr), ScienceCentral (http://e-sciencecentral.org), Google Scholar (http:// scholar.google.com) and CrossRef (http://crossref.org). KSPT invites research papers and a limited number of reviews in the field of musculoskeletal, neurological, pediatric, geriatric, eletrophysiologic physical therapy. Although special research areas are emphasized for publication, articles dealing with other rehabilitation science will also be welcomed.

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Effects of pelvic adjustment on pelvic posture and angles of the lower limb joints during walking in female university students

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

The study of trunk and pelvic movement on mediolateral ramps of various ramp angles during one-legged standing

The study of trunk and pelvic movement on mediolateral ramps of various ramp angles during one-legged standing

Application of microsensors and support vector machines in the assessment of lower limb posture correction in adolescents

Comparison of Trunk Strategy to Maintain Balance during the One-Leg Stance on a Medio-Lateral Ramp and an Anterior-Posterior Ramp

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