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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SUSTAINED INFERIOR CAPSULAR STRETCHING VERSUS PASSIVE JOINT MOBILIZATION IN TREATMENT OF ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS
... A total of 30 subjects were divided equally into two groups A and B by random lottery method. Each group had 15 participants. The group A received sustained inferior capsular stretching and the group B received ...
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Comparison between passive joint mobilization and manual therapy knee protocol on pain, function and quality of life in patient with chronic osteoarthritis of knee
... knee joint mobilization was primarily due to enhancement of the descending pain inhibitory pathway in the spinal cord, which utilized serotonergic (5-HT1A) and noradrenergic receptors (alpha-2) ( Nor azlin, 2011 ...
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Self reported knee joint instability is related to passive mechanical stiffness in medial knee osteoarthritis
... between passive knee stiffness and ...perceived joint in- stability and this is worthy of investigation in future re- ...of passive varus-valgus stiffness in medial knee OA ...in joint ...
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INTEGRATION BETWEEN MRI AND PHYSICAL THERAPY TO IMPROVE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SHOULDER PAIN
... Since the results of the study showed there is a significant difference between pre to post comparison of VAS for the shoulder pain (p= 0. 000 [p>0.05]), which demonstrates that there was a significant reduction in ...
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Reinforcement Learning Adaptive PID Controller for an Under-actuated Robot Arm
... the passive joint in a 3-DoF under- actuated ...of passive joint ...the passive joints was exploited as a cost function of an optimal control strategy that was applied to control of ...
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The effect of ankle tape on joint position sense after local muscle fatigue: a randomized controlled trial
... on joint position sense before and after fatigue, active and passive joint position senses for two target positions of the ankle joint (15° inversion and inversion minus 5°) were analysed ...
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Effectiveness of joint mobilisation after cast immobilisation for ankle fracture: a protocol for a randomised controlled trial [ACTRN012605000143628]
... receive passive joint mobilisation (see Figure 2). The joint mobilisation tech- nique used will be the anterior-posterior glide of the talus ...been Passive joint ...
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The relationships between muscle, external, internal and joint mechanical work during normal walking
... including joint intercompensation, total joint work underestimated total musculotendon work by ~20 ...and passive joint work to the total joint ...muscle joint work and ...
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Modelling and control of paraplegic’s knee joint (FES SWINGING)
... An overview of the various modelling approaches investigated for muscle and musculoskeletal components has been presented. The survey of literature in this chapter is intended to highlight the challenges and problems ...
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Biomechanics and Clinical Interactions in Podiatry Assessment
... the passive joint range under 10º was obtained in subject 3, however this subject doesn't have any incapacity that excludes him from the inclusion criteria ...a joint range above the authors' ...
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Total end range time and maitland’s antero - posterior glide mobilization in frozen shoulder of type II diabetic subjects
... of passive joint mobilization (Maitland) application of oscillatory movements of the joint in various available ranges is established and total end range time TERT, which is an application of ...
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Flexible Foot/Ankle Based on PKM with Force/Torque Sensor for Humanoid Robot
... central passive limb connecting the moving platform and the fixed base is proposed, which is used as a humanoid robot ...universal joint of the passive limb and the ends of the actuated ...
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Interference State Estimation Based Weight Setting for Multichannel Joint Detection
... In this paper, interference state estimation based weight setting is proposed for multi-channel joint detection. The proposed method aims to reduce the complexity while obtaining sub-optimal performance, as ...
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Proprioception by the Coxo Basal Chordotonal Organ, CB, in Legs of the Crab, Carcinus Maenas
... Afferent impulses have been recorded extracellularly from whole sensory nerves of CB, and from fibres isolated from it: a during passive movement of the coxo-basal joint, with CB in situ[r] ...
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Short Communication: A Comparison of Two Methods for Measurement of O2 Content of Small (20 µL) Samples Of Fish Blood
... At these points, the value of the passive tension developed by each muscle at a single joint in a single leg is approximately equal to the weight of the animal 0-9 g, cockroach; 1-5 g cr[r] ...
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A Dimensionality Reduction MUSIC Method for Joint DOA and Polarization Estimation in the PRDRF System Using SSSC-EVSA
... In this paper, a DR-MUSIC method based on SSSC-EVSA is developed for joint DOA and polarization estimation. Based on the rank deficiency theory, the DOA and polarization parameters are estimated separately, which ...
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The effects of spinal manipulation on performance-related outcomes in healthy asymptomatic adult population: a systematic review of best evidence
... identified joint dysfunction, to SMT to the right C5 segment, and passive range of motion (ROM) groups ...on joint dys- function or C5 segment compared to the ROM ...
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A comparative study to determine the effectiveness of neuro muscular electrical stimulation and passive stretching Versus passive stretching alone in spastic diplegic cerebral palsy.
... This is to certify that the project entitled a report on “A COMPARATIVE STUDY TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NEURO MUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND PASSIVE STRETCHING VERSUS PASSIVE STRETCHING ALONE ...
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Passivation Behavior of a Zr60Cu20Ni8Al7Hf3Ti2 Bulk Metallic Glass in Sulfuric Acid Solutions
... evolution, indicating that the corrosion resistance of passive films in that solution is not as good as in other solutions. Fig. 4b and Fig. 4c present the Bode plots at the 24th hour in acid solutions with ...
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Thermodynamics of Inclusion Formation and Its Influence on the Corrosion Behavior of Cu Bearing Duplex Stainless Steels
... Figure 9(a) shows the effect of copper addition on the potentiodynamic polarization behaviors of the experimental alloys in a deaerated 25 mass% NaCl solution at 70 C according to ASTM G 5. Based upon an increase of ...
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