2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2012.01.001
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Ankle and midfoot kinetics during normal gait: A multi-segment approach

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“…The ankle joint torque and power are common indicators in the human gait dynamics analysis [8,11]. For a one-segment foot model, based on the application of the angular momentum theorem on the foot segment, the ankle joint torque can be formulated as…”
Section: Kinematics and Dynamics Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The ankle joint torque and power are common indicators in the human gait dynamics analysis [8,11]. For a one-segment foot model, based on the application of the angular momentum theorem on the foot segment, the ankle joint torque can be formulated as…”
Section: Kinematics and Dynamics Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our experimental results show that while the order of magnitude of the inertial effects are 10 −1 N.m, the moment of the ground contact forces could be as big as 100 N.m. As a result, for those type of analyses with specific interest on the ankle torques, foot segmentation does not influence the results. In [8], this was shown by experimental results based on the motion capture data and not a solid dynamic analysis for the justification. Our study suggests that multi-segment foot models do not bring much accuracy to the ankle dynamics but to the inter-segment kinematics and joint dynamics.…”
Section: Ankle Dynamics and Energeticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, the first two have the same problems in being computationally and economically expensive, and they often require a sophisticated clinical laboratory [21] [22]. On the other hand, wearable sensors, e.g., accelerometers (such as those used in this work), have the following advantages without losing precision in the measurement: they are small and inexpensive, have low-computational cost, are easy to adjust, and can perform measurements in any environment [23]- [28].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recientemente se ha puesto de manifiesto la necesidad de estudiar no sólo la cinemática, sino también la cinética del pie, por ser una herramienta importante para identificar, valorar y tratar las deformidades del pie (D A. Bruening et al 2012;Dixon et al 2012). Varios trabajos en la literatura han utilizado modelos de la pierna considerando el pie como un único segmento, para el estudio de la cinética de tobillo, bien en pies con patologías o para valorar efecto de un tratamiento Chopra et al 2014).…”
Section: Modelos Para El Análisis Dinámico De Las Articulaciones Del Pieunclassified
“…En los últimos años ha habido un creciente interés en el estudio de la biomecánica de las articulaciones del pie Bruening et al 2012a), en cuanto que el estudio de la cinética ha demostrado ser una importante herramienta para la identificación, evaluación y tratamiento de trastornos de los pies (Bruening et al 2012a;Dixon et al 2012). En este sentido, es habitual asociar el grado de pronacion/supinación del pie con una incorrecta función del miembro inferior que lo predispone a lesionarse (Telegbal 2015), lo que hace interesante el análisis comparativo de la cinética del pie en función del grado de pronación/supinación.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified