<p>The construction consists of two concentric rings that move around perpendicular axes and allow two degrees of freedom for wrist movement: wrist flexion-extension, ulnar-radial deviation and all combinations thereof. Subjects were seated with the right arm supported by an armrest; a: (frontal view) neutral position (origin), the right hand was positioned in a vertical plane, holding the grip of the manipulandum; b: (top view) full wrist extension and c: (side view) full radial deviation.</p
(3部 適応)In the field of biomechanical modeling, many kinds of studies of the musculoskeletal systems ...
In five fresh human cadaver wrist joints six carpal ligaments and seven carpal bones were marked wit...
The purpose of this experiment was to quantify the natural angle between the hand and a handle, and ...
The wrist joint plays a vital role in activities of daily living. Clinical applications, e.g., thera...
PURPOSE: To assess carpal kinematics in various ranges of motion in 3 dimensions with respect to lun...
The wrist joint is condyloid and capable of movement through two axes: palmar/dorsal flexion and rad...
Using a roentgen-stereophotogrammetric measurement system, the three-dimensional kinematic character...
The wrist is an articular group that joins the hand to the forearm. It gathers the different articul...
Present data on carpal kinematics and carpal ligament behaviour are limited to flexion and deviation...
Although the orientations of the hand and forearm vary for different wrist rehabilitation protocols,...
In order to examine how humans utilize redundant degrees of freedom in the arm, movements of the sho...
Within robotics, areas such as locomotion, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV's), machine vision, and dex...
The wrist is a complex joint, consisting of the eight small carpal bones that articulate with each o...
Objective. To describe the wrist kinematics during movement through free range of motion and activit...
Background: Studies have not clearly defined the motion of the distal radius in relation to the carp...
(3部 適応)In the field of biomechanical modeling, many kinds of studies of the musculoskeletal systems ...
In five fresh human cadaver wrist joints six carpal ligaments and seven carpal bones were marked wit...
The purpose of this experiment was to quantify the natural angle between the hand and a handle, and ...
The wrist joint plays a vital role in activities of daily living. Clinical applications, e.g., thera...
PURPOSE: To assess carpal kinematics in various ranges of motion in 3 dimensions with respect to lun...
The wrist joint is condyloid and capable of movement through two axes: palmar/dorsal flexion and rad...
Using a roentgen-stereophotogrammetric measurement system, the three-dimensional kinematic character...
The wrist is an articular group that joins the hand to the forearm. It gathers the different articul...
Present data on carpal kinematics and carpal ligament behaviour are limited to flexion and deviation...
Although the orientations of the hand and forearm vary for different wrist rehabilitation protocols,...
In order to examine how humans utilize redundant degrees of freedom in the arm, movements of the sho...
Within robotics, areas such as locomotion, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV's), machine vision, and dex...
The wrist is a complex joint, consisting of the eight small carpal bones that articulate with each o...
Objective. To describe the wrist kinematics during movement through free range of motion and activit...
Background: Studies have not clearly defined the motion of the distal radius in relation to the carp...
(3部 適応)In the field of biomechanical modeling, many kinds of studies of the musculoskeletal systems ...
In five fresh human cadaver wrist joints six carpal ligaments and seven carpal bones were marked wit...
The purpose of this experiment was to quantify the natural angle between the hand and a handle, and ...