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A CASE STUDY - DETERMINING THE MUSCLE IMBALANCE OF THE JUNIORS 3 IN HURDLES EVENTS THROUGH BIODEX SYSTEM 4 PROTM
A case study was undertaken to determine the agonist - antagonist
ratio of the lower limb of the junior athletes three according with the technical
demands of the leading leg and trail leg from hurdles events. The leading leg
during the hurdles events is using the flexion/extension of the knee while the trail
leg movements are more complex including: abduction of the hip, shoulder
external rotation. Our study consists in a total of five variables tested using
Biodex System ProTM such as: knee extension/flexion, ankle plantar/dorsiflexion,
hip extension /flexion, hip abduction / adduction and shoulder internal / external
rotation at different speeds (60°/s 120°/s, 180°/s. 300°/s, 450 °/s). We have
compared speeds for each variable to determine differences between right and
left leg. In addition, this study aimed to create a more objective image of the
agonist - antagonist ratio for the leading/trail leg during hurdles race for junior
athletes 3
Equilibrium solubility versus intrinsic dissolution: characterization of lamivudine, stavudine and zidovudine for BCS classification
Prostacyclin acts in rat gastric (fundic) mucosa via the intracellular ‘second messenger system’
The effect of different prostaglandins on rat gastric mucosa Scanning electronmicroscopic investigations
Changes of endogenous prostacyclin-level in different experimental gastroduodenal ulcer models of rat
Experimental and clinical observations on the role of endogenous and on the effect of exogenous prostacyclin in gastric mucosa
Gastric antral and fundic mucosal protein, DNA and RNA changes in different experimental ulcer models
Towards a Full Dimensional Exact Quantum Calculation of the Li + HF Reactive Cross Section
Summary findings of a systematic review of the ultrasound assessment of synovitis
This report presents the results of a recent systematic review performed by the OMERACT Ultrasound Group on the metric properties of ultrasound for the detection of synovitis in inflammatory arthritis. Reviews were conducted for the hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, knee, ankle, and foot; most reports were related to the hand and knee, and the most common disease process was rheumatoid arthritis. The review highlights the current gaps in the literature, including a lack of reliability data with respect to intra-occasion and intra- and inter-reader reliability. Current work by our group is addressing these issues