Sentence examples for motion and proprioception from inspiring English sources

Ankle motion and proprioception in multiple axis movements are crucial for daily activities.

However, few studies have developed and used a multiple axis system for measuring ankle motion and proprioception.

Theoretical benefits compared to conventional total hip arthroplasty (THA) include bone stock preservation, particularly on the femoral side, improved stability due to the large diameter bearing, improved range of motion and proprioception and technically less difficult revision to a total hip arthroplasty if necessary.

Joint movement and sensorimotor control can actually be assessed with range of motion and proprioception measurements.

It aimed with diminishing the postoperative knee oedema and restoration the full range of motion and proprioception of knee.

Antero-posterior glide LCS knee arthroplasty does not result in better post-operative knee motion and proprioception as compared to rotating platform LCS knee arthroplasty.

We applied vibration for a long period of time (6 minutes) and recorded modulations in perceived movement throughout this period as well as after vibration, with some surprising results suggesting further analogies between processing of motion in vision and proprioception.

The FMS consists of seven tests; Deep squat, in-line lunge, hurdle step, shoulder mobility, stability push-up, rotational stability and active straight leg raise which challenge an individual's ability to perform basic movement patterns that reflect combinations of muscle strength, flexibility, range of motion, coordination, balance and proprioception [ 13, 17].

Heikkilä et al. [ 11], found a reduced range of cervical motion and decreased upper cervical proprioception, which affects the voluntary eye movement.

More recently, virtual reality has allowed explicit demonstration of the influences of both environmental (visual) and self-motion (proprioception and motor-efference) information on the spatial firing of place cells  [70].

A well-designed physical therapy program should help to restore not just your child's joint range of motion, but his or her balance and proprioception, or sense of body positioning, as well.