Sentence examples for angle of the knee from inspiring English sources

He decided to use a combination of sensors, measuring the heel strike rate and the pressures being imposed on the leg with two piezoelectric strain gauges on the lower part of the leg while, at the same time, monitoring the angle of the knee with a magnetic sensor in the knee.

Kraus, VB, Vail, TP, Worrell, T, and McDaniel, G. "A comparative assessment of alignment angle of the knee by radiographic and physical examination methods". Arthritis Rheum 52, no.

The angle of the knee was measured with a goniometer, providing a measure of the MPTT (see Fig. 1b).

Rather, they are restricted by a combination of ligament fibre bundles that are being recruited depending on both the flexion angle of the knee and the loading condition.

Furthermore, the increase in patellofemoral contact force with increasing flexion angle of the knee is consistent with previous studies (Rood et al. 2015; Beck et al. 2007; Nomura et al. 2005; Ostermeier et al. 2007).

What's more, all that shifting in the saddle keeps changing the angle of the knee joint while pedaling, Sage said.

The objectives of this biomechanical study were to evaluate angular deformation with two loads and considering four flexion angles of the knee, varus and external rotation and in three situations of integrity, reconstruction and injury of posterolateral knee structures.

When the desired correction, 4° valgus for the varus knee and 0 2° varus for the valgus knee, was achieved as determined by radiographic hip-knee-ankle angle (HKA-angle) of the knee, the instrument was locked.

The typical observed intrasubject standard deviation over eight repetitions of the maximal joint angles of the knee and hip as well as of their RoM was < 2.5°.

For each repetition, the proprioceptive acuity was considered as the difference between the angles of the knee recorded from the display unit in the test and playback positions [ 23].

During the session, the angle of the patients' knee joint was approximately 40° (0° corresponding to full knee extension).