A Rigid Body Database On Human Movement

这项研究的主要目标保持不变：将有和没有身体损伤的人的运动生物力学与他或她执行日常生活活动的能力联系起来。许多方法也保持不变，其核心是3D运动分析，但也包括对肌肉活动、力量和肌肉超声波等的评估。 我们收集了不同患者组的手臂和腿部功能性运动任务的数据，如伸手和行走，特别是脑瘫、臂丛麻痹和肌张力障碍的成年人，以及所有年龄段的健康志愿者。这只是一个评估方案，但它使我们能够评估患者组内以及有特定障碍和没有特定障碍的患者之间在运动或身体评估特征方面的差异，以深入了解运动协调的基础机制及其如何受到特定条件的影响。我们还评估了使用或不使用辅助设备的患者，以确定该设备可能在多大程度上帮助他们的运动能力。 事实证明，这项研究在评估评估和提供神经步态障碍患者的规范性和日益庞大的数据库方面非常有用，以更好地了解可能存在的功能限制的类型和范围。

The primary objective of this study remains the same: to link the movement biomechanics of people with and without physical impairments to his or her ability to perform activities of daily living. Many of the methodologies remain the same as well, the core of which is 3D movement analysis, but also include evaluation of muscle activity, strength, and muscle ultrasound, among others. We have collected data on functional movement tasks in both the arm and legs such as reaching and walking in different patient groups, specifically those with cerebral palsy, brachial plexus palsy and adults with dystonia, as well as healthy volunteers, of all ages. This is only an assessment protocol but it has enabled us to evaluate differences in movement or physical assessment characteristics within patient groups as well as between those with and without a specific disorder to provide insights into the mechanisms that underlie motor coordination and how it can be affected by specific conditions. We have also assessed patients with or without an assistive device to determine the extent to which the device may be aiding their motor performance. This study has proved to be very useful in evaluating assessments and in providing normative as well as an increasingly larger database of those with neurological gait disorders to better understand the types and ranges of functional limitations that may be present.