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Title | Electromyographic analysis of muscle action about the shoulder. |
Author(s) | Bradley JP, Tibone JE. |
ID# | 1934097 |
Abstract | The application of dynamic integrated EMG and motion analysis to the shoulder has improved the understanding of dynamic shoulder biomechanics during athletic activities and rehabilitation protocols. These studies exemplify a symbiotic merger of basic science research and clinical application. EMG and motion analysis has produced specific objective quantifiable data concerning the muscles in and about the shoulder during normal planar motion, athletic motions, and rehabilitation exercises. This expanded understanding of intricate muscular interrelationships during athletic activities and rehabilitative exercises has not only complemented clinical awareness of subtle shoulder anomalies but helped to develop logical preventative exercises, surgical procedures, and rehabilitation protocols, all of which are based on sound scientific principles. Comprehension of the normal intermuscular interdependence during the previously mentioned activities has led us to investigate common athletic shoulder disorders. It is hoped that application of the normal EMG and motion analysis to the pathologic state will enable us to suggest new ideas concerning the pathomechanics of these disorders, as well |
Publisher Link | NA |
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