When using optoelectronic stereophotogrammetry, skin deformation and displacement
causes marker movement with respect to the underlying bone. This movement represents an …

Over the centuries the evolution of methods for the capture of human movement has been
motivated by the need for new information on the characteristics of normal and pathological …

This paper examined if an electromyography (EMG) driven musculoskeletal model of the
human knee could be used to predict knee moments, calculated using inverse dynamics …

Background The effectiveness of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction for restoring
normal knee kinematics is largely unknown, particularly during sports movements …

The validation of two noninvasive methods for measuring the dynamic three-dimensional
kinematics of the human scapula with a magnetic tracking device is presented. One method …

A new method for deriving limb segment motion from markers placed on the skin is
described. The method provides a basis for determining the artifact associated with nonrigid …

Kinematics is treated as a single topic in this manuscript and the emphasis is on early
history, just as it was in Part I, Electromyography. Needless to say, neither kinematics nor …

This systematic review critically evaluates the quantification of soft tissue artifact (STA) in
lower limb human motion analysis. It has a specific focus on assessing the quality of …

Abstract Treatment of joint disease that results in limited flexion is often rejected by patients
in non‐Western cultures whose activities of daily living require a higher range of motion at …

The rising importance of movement analysis led to the development of more complex
biomechanical models to describe in detail the human motion patterns. The models scaled …