
Functional biomechanics
- engineering insight to analytics (see disclaimer) -
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In short, functional biomechanical analysis provide information about functional capability of a body such as:
- Range of Motion
- Muscle Strength
- Force Production
- Neuromuscular Control and/or Fatigue, etc.
- unlike diagnostic systems that provide information about body structure such as:
- Magnetic Resonance
- Computer Tomography
- Roentgen
- or Ultrasound
Any human movement research has been and will always be motivated with specific research targets. The beginnings of biomechanical analysis that are performed today are related to the gait analysis as an elementary form of cyclic-human-movements. Emphasis on cyclic caracter of movement is while it can be repeated over certain period of time as well as it can be standardized on the target groups of respondents. That way we are able to get reliable and repeatable data for qualitative as well as quantitative motion analysis.
Determination of pain conditions
Analysis procedures
Many examples of the various case studies are listed below as a samples of final reports.
All were studied and developed in over 12 years of dedicated research to enable tracking of characteristics and disorders of the locomotor system.
(disclaimer: All of the report examples, including images and graphics in this presentation, have not aplied for official clinical approval procedure and therefore have exclusively educational value, as well for readers or for patients)
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