this question is a general one but knowing the guidelines for investigating about this joint is so complicating and I need to know about guidelines, as we know the shoulder is a complex joint and the functional movements are matter for me in the daily process of human life or in specific exercising (the sports are using more movements of this joint in upper head position) but the joints I want to know is GJ (glenohumeral joint) and SJ (scapulothoracic joint) in shoulder complex so i will glad to hear your answers and your suggestions.
Usually, 3-D motion analysis for osteokinematics and for arthorkinematics biplane x-rays or CT are used. Clinical digital goniometry, 3-D motion analysis and joint play are crucial for making the diagnosis whether is it osteokinematics or arthrokinematics.
thank you for answering me, but 3-D motion analysis for shoulder is more complex than other joint because of the DOF of this joint so I'm looking for a better way or technics to study kinematics of this joint, and i don't want to use heavy stuff like x-rays or CT.
To be honest, I wish I had the answer. The glenohumeral is the easy part, but the scapulothoracic movement is the complex part because the scapula moves under the skin. So unfortunately you have to use the 3D motion system. If you find an easy way, you will become a billionaire.
Protractor
Photogrammetry
Caliper
Sensor
kinect
Tape
Lsst
Inclinometer
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shoulder joint- kinematics movements are:
• Abduction—inferior gliding, superior rolling
Flexion—posterior gliding, anterior rolling
• Extension—anterior gliding, posterior
rolling
• Adduction—superior gliding, interior
rolling.
Range of Motion (ROM)
• Flexion
• Extension
• Abduction
• Adduction
• Hyperadduction
• Internal rotation
• External rotation
Positions
Scapular thoracic joint kinetics
Elevation—cranial gliding, lateral gliding Depression—caudal gliding, medial gliding •Protraction—lateral gliding
• Retraction—medial gliding
• Medial rotation—caudal gliding, medial
gliding
• Lateral rotation—cranial gliding, lateral
gliding.
Arthrokinematisc and osteokinematics and 3D motion system are useful.
- I know we can use 3D motion capture systems to tracking coordinates of Scapular thoracic joint but for glenohumeral joint every thing is getting more complicated because of the topics you poit on them and for tracking this joint in large movements osteokinematics Im looking for a new way with low cost.
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