Hello and gretings from germany,
did you already publish your method to measure pelvic rotation? I am interested in this topic because we can only use 3D photogrammetry which is very expensive and not mobile. In the diagnosis of pain in the groin region or symphysis in soccer players, pelvic rotation seems a very important influence factor to me.
Yours sincerely
Oliver
Hello Oliver.
Two my X-ray methods were published in Czech Journal "Pohybove ustroji" (www.pojivo.cz or in my contributions in Research Gate) and photo method was presented in SOSORT conference in Lyon this year (http://www.sosort.mobi/pdf/Book%20of%20Abstracts%20Live.pdf).
If you use Google on-line translator, it should be fully understandable.
My all methods are implemented into the software Scodiac, which is free downloadable in www.anglespine.com. It works as portable version too.
The principle is also visible from the software.
Now I'm verifying the photo method in larger amount of patients.
First two methods haven't been verified yet because it needs more X-ray pictures with defined rotations. But it's preparing.
Regards.
Pavel
We currently have a project funded by Royal College of Chiropractors. Although we are developing a protocol using opto electronic methods, we can also use inertial motion sensors. This should help you.
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