Inertial measurement units (IMUs) have become the mainstay in human motion evaluation
outside of the laboratory; however, quantification of 3-dimensional upper limb motion using …

Understanding scapular motion during everyday tasks is essential for adequate return-to-
work and intervention programming, yet most scapular assessments involve restricted …

Background Breast cancer survivors may encounter upper limb morbidities post-surgery. It is
currently unclear how these impairments affect arm kinematics, particularly during functional …

Tracking scapular motion can be challenging. More research is needed to determine the
best practices for scapular measurement in multi-planar tasks. The purpose of this study was …

Background: Breast reconstruction after curative breast cancer surgery is becoming
increasingly common. There is evidence to suggest that these surgeries have negative …

Background Breast cancer survivors may be at risk of experiencing rotator cuff disease after
treatment. Biomechanical alterations following surgery potentially predispose survivors to …

The kinematic assessment of the upper limbs in breast cancer (BC) survivors is one of the
most common procedures to determine the recovery process after BC surgery. However, the …

Background The relation between shoulder pain and scapular movement impairments is still
unclear. The scapular assistance test (SAT) assesses the influence of shoulder pain on …

Best practices for scapular motion tracking are still being determined. The repeatability of
different scapular kinematic procedures needs to be evaluated. The purpose of this study …

Background Scapular kinematics of breast cancer survivors are most often evaluated during
arm elevation. However, known compensations exist during functional task performance …