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A study of scattered radiation in diagnostic radiology using Monte Carlo simulationLester, Sonia January 1998 (has links)
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Kinematická analýza chůze u pacientů s koxartrózou / Kinematic analysis of gait in patients with hip osteoarthrosisŘíhová, Barbora January 2015 (has links)
Author: Barbora Říhová Title: Kinematic Analysis of Gait in Patients with Hip Osteoarthrosis Objectives: The aim of this thesis was to analyse the gait patterns in probands with Stage III osteoarthritis of the hip joint, to compare these patterns with published norms and to confirm a set of pre-established hypotheses. Method: The thesis was designed as a case study, the purpose of which was to observe changes in the pelvis and trunk extension during gait, associated with significant degenerative changes in the hip joint. A total of 9 probands with Stage III osteoarthritis of the hip joint (6 females, 3 males) took part in the study. A complete physiotherapy assessment was carried out as part of the study. The temporal gait parameters were used to measure the probands' walking speed and relative stance phase duration. The following variables were measured in the frontal plane: lateral displacement of the pelvis and trunk toward the stance limb (cm) and pelvic obliquity toward the swing limb (degrees). A 3D motion analysis and evaluation of kinematic parameters were carried out using the Qualisys motion capture system device consisting of 6 infrared cameras. Gait was measured at different walking speeds during a 10-second time frame and the data was subsequently subtracted from a minimum of 5 gait...
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Correlação dos parâmetros do equilíbrio sagital da coluna e pelve (sistema Keops) com as variáveis posturais da biofotogrametria (sistema SAPO) em adultos jovens / Keops Correlation of the parameters of the sagittal balance of the spine and pelvis (Keops system) with postural variables of biophotogrammetry (SAPO system) in young adultsQuintana, Marília Simões Lopes 19 June 2018 (has links)
A postura bípede reduz a área de apoio e demanda a atuação de um sistema de controle para manter o equilíbrio e a orientação dos segmentos corpóreos. A avaliação postural é muito importante nas intervenções fisioterapêuticas e a busca de sistemas confiáveis para avaliar a postura tem sido uma constante dentro da área. Nesta linha, a avaliação do equilíbrio sagital dado pela relação entre coluna lombar e pelve e pelo ângulo de incidência pélvica (IPE) tem sido usado para as alterações da coluna vertebral. Objetivo: fazer a mensuração dos parâmetros posturais pelo programa de avaliação postural (SAPO) e do equilíbrio sagital pelo programa Keops e fazer a correlação entre eles. Metodologia: foram avaliados 80 indivíduos saudáveis de ambos os sexos com idade entre 20 e 35 anos. Foi feita a biofotogrametria (marcação dos pontos anatômicos do indivíduo e fotografias com os marcadores) do programa SAPO. Foram utilizadas as variáveis obtidas nas vistas lateral esquerda e direita. As medidas dos parâmetros do equilíbrio sagital (ângulo de incidência pélvica é o mais relevante) foram obtidas pela análise de uma radiografia panorâmica em perfil da coluna vertebral, na qual se fazia a marcação digital de pontos anatômicos de referência. O cálculo dos ângulos era feito de forma automática pelo programa Keops. Resultados: pela avaliação do programa Keops: 17,5% dos indivíduos tinham ângulos de incidência pélvica altos ( > 60o), 51,2% tinham ângulos incidência pélvica médios (46-59o) e 31,5% tinham ângulos de incidência pélvica baixos ( < 45o). O SAPO mostrou 12,5% de lordose, 40% de retificação e 47,5% com curvatura normal. Na vista lateral direita, o ângulo de incidência pélvica teve correlação moderada e positiva com o alinhamento vertical do tronco e com o alinhamento vertical do corpo e negativa e moderada com o alinhamento horizontal da pelve. Na vista lateral esquerda o ângulo de incidência pélvica teve correlação fraca e negativa com o alinhamento horizontal da pelve. Não houve correlação entre os parâmetros avaliados pelo programa / Bipedal stance raises the center of mass, reduces the support area, and demands action of the postural control system, which maintains balance and orientation of body segments. Postural alterations may affect the control system, causing pain and motor dysfunctions. Postural assessment is fundamental for therapy recommendation, and some parameters related to the sagittal balance of the lumbar spine and pelvis, like the pelvic incidence angle (PI), have been studied in alterations of the spine. The goal of this study is to assess and look for correlations between postural measurements, with photographs marked in anatomical points, through the Postural Assessment Program (SAPO), and radiographic assessment of the spine to analyze the pelvic incidence angle (PI), using of the computer software Keops. Casuistry and methods: eighty-one healthy individuals of both sexes, aged between twenty and thirty-five were evaluated. Results: in the Keops assessment, 17.5 % of the sample had high pelvic incidence angles ( > 60o), 31.5 % had low pelvic incidence angles ( < 45o), and 51.2 % had medium pelvic incidence angles (between 46o and 59o). SAPO showed 12,5% of lordosis , 40% of retroversion and 47,5% normal curvature.In the right lateral view, the pelvic incidence angle had a moderate and positive correlation with the vertical alignment of the trunk and with the vertical alignment of the body and negative and moderate with the horizontal alignment of the pelvis. In the left lateral view the pelvic incidence angle had a weak and negative correlation with the horizontal alignment of the pelvis. There was no correlation between the parameters evaluated by the Keops program
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Estudo quantitativo das fibras nervosas do periósteo acetabular em cães / A quantitative study of actabular periosteum nerve fibers in dogsSchmaedecke, Alexandre 17 June 2004 (has links)
A displasia coxo-femoral tem sido descrita como moléstia de origem genética, caracterizada por incongruência articular, com alterações dos tecidos conectivos da articulação. Podendo afetar qualquer raça, é particularmente prevalente em raças grandes e gigantes e está apontada como a principal causa do desenvolvimento de osteoartrite em cães. Muitas técnicas são apontadas para o tratamento destes quadros, e novas pesquisas têm sido desenvolvidas no intuito de se obter técnicas mais eficazes e menos cruentas, diminuindo também o tempo de recuperação. Destas, a denervação da articulação coxo-femoral surge como técnica simples e eficaz que recupera a atividade funcional dos membros afetados em tempo significativamente menor em relação às demais. Esta técnica consiste em remoção do periósteo acetabular, eliminando as fibras nervosas sensitivas da região com conseqüente promoção da analgesia. Este estudo visou quantificar as fibras nervosas presentes na região descrita, relacionando a densidade encontrada com a técnica cirúrgica, na intenção de torná-la mais precisa e eficaz. Foram utilizados 30 acetábulos, provenientes de 15 cães, machos e fêmeas, com peso variando entre 22,0 Kg e 62,0 Kg. A dissecção macroscópica revelou simetria bilateral com variação individual da enervação regional, com ramos originados dos nervos glúteo cranial, isquiático e femoral. A enervação do periósteo acetabular foi estudada por método de impregnação pela prata e os resultados obtidos apontam uma diferença estatística significativa entre a densidade (fibras/mm2) da região crânio-lateral em relação à região caudo-lateral do acetábulo. Demonstraram ainda haver simetria entre os antímeros estudados. As fibras nervosas apresentam disposição quase vertical no periósteo acetabular, em direção à cápsual articular, o que sugere a densidade nervosa também presente na região. / Hip dysplasia has been described as a genetic disease, caracterized by articular incongruence with alterations in the articular connective tissues. It may affect all breeds, prevailing in large and very large ones and it is supposedly the main cause in the development of osteoarthrites in dogs. Many techniques are indicated for the treatment of this disease, and new researches are being developed in the meaning of obtaining more efficient and less traumatic techniques, keeping the post operative time as short as possible. Among these, the denervation of the hip joint capsule comes as a simple and effective technique, that recovers the functional activity of the affected limbs in significantly less time then the others. This surgical procedure consists in removing the acetabular periosteum, eliminating the nervous fibers with consequent analgesy This study tried to quantify the nervous fibers present in the mentioned region, relating the density found with the surgical technique, intending to make it more efficient. Thirty acetabular fragments, from 15 dogs, both male and female, weighting between 22,0 and 62,0 Kg, were used. Macroscopic dissection showed bilateral symmetry, with individual variation of regional innervation, and branches from the cranial gluteal, ischiaticus and femoral nerves. The acetabular periosteal innervation was studied by silver staining and the results showed a significatn difference between the nervous fiber density (fibers/mm2) of the cranial lateral portion and caudal lateral portions of the acetabulum. They also showed both antimeres are symmetric. Nervous fibers are positioned almost in a vertical position in the acetabular periosteum, running directed to the joint capsule, suggesting nervous density also in that region.
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Secular Change of the Modern Human Bony Pelvis: Examining Morphology in the United States using Metrics and Geometric MorphometryDriscoll, Kathryn R.D. 01 May 2010 (has links)
The human bony pelvis has evolved into its current form through competing selective forces. Bipedalism and parturition of large headed babies resulted in a form that is a complex compromise. While the morphology of the human pelvis has been extensively studied, the changes that have occurred since the adoption of the modern form, the secular changes that continue to alter the size and shape of the pelvis, have not received nearly as much attention. This research aims to examine the changes that have altered the morphology of the human bony pelvic girdle of individuals in the United States born between 1840 and1981.
Secular changes in the human skeleton have been documented. Improvements in nutrition, decreased disease load, exogamy, activity, climate, and other factors have led to unprecedented growth in stature and weight. The size and shape of the pelvic canal, os coxa, and bi-iliac breadth were all examined in this study. Coordinate data from males and females, blacks and whites were digitized. Calculated inter-landmark data was analyzed using traditional metric methods and the coordinate data was analyzed using 3D geometric morphometrics.
After separating the samples into cohorts by sex and ancestry, results indicate that there is secular change occurring in the modern human bony pelvis. Changes in shape are significant across the groups while only white males exhibit increases in size. The dimensions of the pelvic canal have changed over time. The birth canal is becoming more rounded with the inlet anteroposterior diameter and the outlet transverse diameter becoming longer. These diameters, once limiters, are believed to have led to an adoption of the rotational birth method practiced by modern humans. In addition, the bowl of the pelvis is becoming less flared.
Childhood improvements in nutrition and decreases in strenuous activity may be the cause of the dimension changes in the bony pelvis. The similar changes across both sexes and ancestries indicate a similar environmental cause. However, it is likely a combination of factors that are difficult to tease apart. Whether the increases continue remains to be determined.
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Psychosocial aspects and functional analysis of symptom-giving pelvic girdle relaxation in Icelandic womenEyjolfsdottir, Gyda, 1970- 01 August 2011 (has links)
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Novel methodologies for three-dimensional modelling of subject specific biomechanics : application to lumbopelvic mechanics in sitting and standingCargill, Sara C. January 2008 (has links)
This project presented a biomechanical model of the lumbosacral spine and pelvis, including novel methodologies associated with the measurement of human mechanics. This research has, for the first time, produced accurate three-dimensional geometric models of the human skeleton from living subjects using magnetic resonance imaging technology, enabling the prediction of physiological muscle action within individuals.
The model was used to examine changes in the mechanics of the lumbopelvic musculoskeletal system between the standing and seated postures due to the increasing prevalence of the seated posture in the work and home environment.
The outcomes of this research included a novel bone wrapping algorithm used to describe the effect of muscle-bone interactions. a novel method for creating three-dimensional in vivo spinal reconstructions using MRI, three dimensional in vivo helical axis measurements and subject specific normalised moment data.
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Relationship between various preparatory messages and the stress of adolescent girls experiencing their first pelvic examination a research report submitted in partial fulfillment ... /Errante, Jolynn. Massie, Donna. January 1981 (has links)
Thesis (M.S.)--University of Michigan, 1981.
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Correlação dos parâmetros do equilíbrio sagital da coluna e pelve (sistema Keops) com as variáveis posturais da biofotogrametria (sistema SAPO) em adultos jovens / Keops Correlation of the parameters of the sagittal balance of the spine and pelvis (Keops system) with postural variables of biophotogrammetry (SAPO system) in young adultsMarília Simões Lopes Quintana 19 June 2018 (has links)
A postura bípede reduz a área de apoio e demanda a atuação de um sistema de controle para manter o equilíbrio e a orientação dos segmentos corpóreos. A avaliação postural é muito importante nas intervenções fisioterapêuticas e a busca de sistemas confiáveis para avaliar a postura tem sido uma constante dentro da área. Nesta linha, a avaliação do equilíbrio sagital dado pela relação entre coluna lombar e pelve e pelo ângulo de incidência pélvica (IPE) tem sido usado para as alterações da coluna vertebral. Objetivo: fazer a mensuração dos parâmetros posturais pelo programa de avaliação postural (SAPO) e do equilíbrio sagital pelo programa Keops e fazer a correlação entre eles. Metodologia: foram avaliados 80 indivíduos saudáveis de ambos os sexos com idade entre 20 e 35 anos. Foi feita a biofotogrametria (marcação dos pontos anatômicos do indivíduo e fotografias com os marcadores) do programa SAPO. Foram utilizadas as variáveis obtidas nas vistas lateral esquerda e direita. As medidas dos parâmetros do equilíbrio sagital (ângulo de incidência pélvica é o mais relevante) foram obtidas pela análise de uma radiografia panorâmica em perfil da coluna vertebral, na qual se fazia a marcação digital de pontos anatômicos de referência. O cálculo dos ângulos era feito de forma automática pelo programa Keops. Resultados: pela avaliação do programa Keops: 17,5% dos indivíduos tinham ângulos de incidência pélvica altos ( > 60o), 51,2% tinham ângulos incidência pélvica médios (46-59o) e 31,5% tinham ângulos de incidência pélvica baixos ( < 45o). O SAPO mostrou 12,5% de lordose, 40% de retificação e 47,5% com curvatura normal. Na vista lateral direita, o ângulo de incidência pélvica teve correlação moderada e positiva com o alinhamento vertical do tronco e com o alinhamento vertical do corpo e negativa e moderada com o alinhamento horizontal da pelve. Na vista lateral esquerda o ângulo de incidência pélvica teve correlação fraca e negativa com o alinhamento horizontal da pelve. Não houve correlação entre os parâmetros avaliados pelo programa / Bipedal stance raises the center of mass, reduces the support area, and demands action of the postural control system, which maintains balance and orientation of body segments. Postural alterations may affect the control system, causing pain and motor dysfunctions. Postural assessment is fundamental for therapy recommendation, and some parameters related to the sagittal balance of the lumbar spine and pelvis, like the pelvic incidence angle (PI), have been studied in alterations of the spine. The goal of this study is to assess and look for correlations between postural measurements, with photographs marked in anatomical points, through the Postural Assessment Program (SAPO), and radiographic assessment of the spine to analyze the pelvic incidence angle (PI), using of the computer software Keops. Casuistry and methods: eighty-one healthy individuals of both sexes, aged between twenty and thirty-five were evaluated. Results: in the Keops assessment, 17.5 % of the sample had high pelvic incidence angles ( > 60o), 31.5 % had low pelvic incidence angles ( < 45o), and 51.2 % had medium pelvic incidence angles (between 46o and 59o). SAPO showed 12,5% of lordosis , 40% of retroversion and 47,5% normal curvature.In the right lateral view, the pelvic incidence angle had a moderate and positive correlation with the vertical alignment of the trunk and with the vertical alignment of the body and negative and moderate with the horizontal alignment of the pelvis. In the left lateral view the pelvic incidence angle had a weak and negative correlation with the horizontal alignment of the pelvis. There was no correlation between the parameters evaluated by the Keops program
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Kinematika cervikothorakálního regionu páteře v kontextu celkového držení těla / Kinematic of cervical thoracic spine in the context of whole body postureVláčilová, Ivana January 2015 (has links)
Title: Kinematic of cervical thoracic spine in the context of whole body posture Problematics: This work describes the kinematics of upper thoracic spine during specific movement of the shoulder girdle. The kinematic changes are evaluated with the relationship of the whole body posture. Aim: To develop the objective evaluation of the posture and the amount of the segmental spinal movement of cervical thoracic spine. To describe the relationship between the specific movement of arm - adduction and external humeral rotation - and the posture using 3D kinematic analysis. To objectify this tested movement as a diagnostic tool or a therapy for forward head posture. Methods: The theoretical part of this work summarizes the current knowledge of poor posture and there is defined the upright posture. The experimental part describes the measurement of the movement of shoulder girdle and its response to the axial system using 3D kinematic analysis. Result: The results of kinematic 3D motion analysis show that the external humeral rotation with adduction of the shoulder leads to the upright posture if there is the horizontal position of the thorax and pelvis. The posture was divided due to the physiological or pathological response with this simple movement. Conclusion: A new model for evaluation of the...
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