Put your corrective actions into motion.
A limited capacity to control the degrees of freedom, as seen in children with DCD, shows up as inefficient timing of antagonist activation resulting in prolonged movement time and a need for more corrective movements during target directed motion [ 21].
Monitoring and capturing real time body motion further permits corrective measures to be implemented for more effective rehabilitation results.
Small corrective saccades were equally distributed across motion and rest conditions such that saccade related activations became irrelevant in all our contrast calculations.
Motion-picture makeup is both corrective and creative.
John Hartshorne, executive director of the Institute of Management Consultants, sounds positively shamanistic when he says, "If you could erase all the corrective processes that management consultants have set into motion over the past three decades, the U.S. economy would collapse".
From retrospective studies in which the first 94 patients (125 forearms) operated on were included, we concluded that significant improvements were made in pain complaints and range of motion by excision of osteochondromas or corrective procedures in patients with forearm deformities in MO.
The goal of corrective surgery is restoration of alignment and range of motion.
A previous study that investigated the long-term results after 2D planned corrective osteotomy of distal malunions demonstrated a range of motion of 109 degrees of flexion extension and 142° of pronation and supination after a mean follow-up of 13 years [24].
Small corrective saccades (amplitude less than 1°) were equally distributed across motion and rest conditions (mean frequency±standard deviation in the rest conditions 0.37 Hz±0.31, 0.31 Hz±0.27 in motion conditions, no significant difference p = 0.5; Fig. 1AB).
