Range of Motion
Effect of angular joint mobilization v/s maitland mobilization on pain, range of motion and function in patients with adhesive capsulitis of shoulder: a pilot study
... of range of motion that takes 26 months to complete (Prestgaard, 2017 and Dias, Two types identified in the literature: Idiopathic and Secondary adhesive capsulitis (Lundberg, ...
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Obesity Effect on Children Hip and Knee Range of Motion
... The great volume of muscle mass, and abdomen, thighs and legs adipose tissue could limit hip flexion and knee flexion movements. According to Kapandji [39], the passive knee flexion movement is limited by the elas- tic ...
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Active stretching of hip flexors increases hip extension range of motion more than passive stretching
... The reliability of the instruments used, considered to be acceptable. It was also verified that stretches learnt and done by them are correct or not. The reasons for such results could be because of the following. After ...
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THE EFFECT OF ‘BALANCING LIGAMENTOUS TENSION’ (AN INDIRECT TECHNIQUE) ON RANGE OF MOTION AT THE ANKLE.
... Anderson et al. 11 measured passive dorsiflexion range of motion (DFR) in asymptomatic subjects using a consistent torque applied to both the pre and post treatment measurements. The fifty-two subjects ...
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THE EFFECT OF MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE ON GROSS TRUNK RANGE OF MOTION
... Despite extensive use by manual therapists, there is a lack of experimental evidence supporting the efficacy of MET, particularly within the thoracic region. 3,4,5 Two studies exist in the peer-reviewed literature that ...
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Reproducibility of cervical range of motion in patients with neck pain
... of motion found for the affected shoulder, which was large and the non-affected shoulder, which was ...Cervical Range of Motion Device (CROM device) compared to ICCs lower than ...
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Methods for evaluating cervical range of motion in trauma settings
... Cervical Range of Motion device (CROM) is a validated piece of equipment for measuring cervical spine range of movement [22-25] and has been used in a number of cervical movement studies ...cervical ...
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Real Time Range of Motion Measurement of Physical Therapeutic Exercises
... the range of motion (ROM) of joint func- tions and parameters that indicate the onset of fatigue, jerky motion, and muscle/joint resistance to the ...since motion capture systems are generally ...
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Methods for evaluating cervical range of motion in trauma settings
... cervical range of motion, and which are likely to underpin future research in this ...a range of methodologies, but study quality was generally ...
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Evaluation of bone changes and range of motion of the Temporomandibular joint using cone beam computed tomography a prospective cross sectional study
... and range of motion in the temporomandibular joint, thus making a reliable and accurate diagnosis of the temporomandibulardisorders which helps in timely intervention and in some cases for rendering a ...
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The effect of early range of motion and power exercises in overhead athletes with a slap lesion repair
... This motion causes torsion at the BLC and injury to the ...limited range of motion in the shoulder due to pain, a feeling of instability, and loss of power/speed during ...
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Reliability of lumbar spinal palpation, range of motion, and determination of position
... The third goal of this study was to examine the reliability of upright lumbar measures attained by each subject. The results are similar to those reported by Feipel et al. [11] utilizing the same OSI CA 6000 system, but ...
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The Acute Effects of Foam Rolling on Ankle and Knee Range of Motion, Hamstring Flexibility, Agility, and Vertical Jump Height
... Introduction: Foam rolling (FR) has become a very popular modality to provide self-myofascial release. FR is often used during the warm-up period or cool-down period and can purportedly improve range of ...
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What Is the Accuracy of Shoulder Range of Motion Measurements on Physical Exam?
... Accurate measurement of the shoulder joint range of motion (ROM) is imperative in assessing postoperative clinical outcomes. Many research papers designed to evaluate clinical interventions utilize ...
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Range of motion after total knee arthroplasty in hemophilic arthropathy
... of motion and cause fibrosis of the surrounding soft ...average range of motion of hemophilic patients after total knee replacement is less than that in cases of patients with ...
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Intra-articular collagenase injection increases range of motion in a rat knee flexion contracture model
... Objectives: A knee joint contracture, a loss in passive range of motion (ROM), can be caused by prolonged immobility. In a rat knee immobilization flexion contracture model, the posterior capsule was shown ...
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Astym therapy improves function and range of motion following mastectomy
... active range of motion of shoulder flexion; and active range of motion of abduction were also measured and all demonstrated significant ...active range of motion in the involved ...
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Investigating Grip Range of Motion and Force Exerted by Individuals with and without Hand Arthritis during Functional Tasks and while Swinging a Golf Club
... kinematic motion analysis technique of the Dartfish Movement Analysis Software was compared against two other techniques being a digital EM tracking system, and a manual ...1-β=0.4) range of ...
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The Effect of Talocrural Joint Manipulation on Range of Motion at the Ankle
... Manual therapy texts advocating peripheral manipulation assume that peripheral joints, like spinal articulations, respond to manipulation with an increased ROM. 8,12 However, very few studies have attempted to ...
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Quantification of impingement-free range-of-motion in reverse shoulder arthroplasty planning
... Bony impingement is a common complication in reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA). Since its occurrence depends on patient anatomy and glenoid implant position, surgeons need to be aware of it when preoperatively planning ...
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