The shoulder joint is a complicated joint and correct
biomechanical function between the shoulder joint and shoulder blade is important as other shoulder injuries may follow if the joint is not fully rehabilitated.
Many postural factors are involved in causing spasms of the neck, shoulders and back muscles, reducing healthy
biomechanical function, and weakening soft tissues.
The method involves a technique called structural integration, which is according to Eric Jacobson, Ph.D., a certified advanced Rolfer, «a system of manual therapy and sensorimotor education that aims to improve human
biomechanical functioning as a whole rather than to treat particular symptoms.»
Not exact matches
Are our bodies made up of cellular cosmologies where science interprets the cellular insides to be made up of
biomechanical shapes doing all the needed
functions to sustain our body's welfares?
«We were the first to use our blast injury model to precisely control the
biomechanical initiators of injury and measure subsequent changes to BBB
function more directly than in vivo.»
Get a full
biomechanical analysis to ensure your feet are
functioning properly.
Physiological and
biomechanical correlates of muscle
function: effects of muscle structure and stretch - shortening cycle on force and speed.
The other
function is called supination, which is a
biomechanical term for forearm rotation.
Excessive
biomechanical loading of the inadequately supported epiphyseal articular cartilage leads to secondary disturbances in the nutrition, metabolism,
function and viability of the chondrocytes in the developing joint surface.
Working within layers of translation between the moving image, industrial design, and ergonomics, Julià's work analogizes the structure and
function of commercially produced cameras and the
biomechanical systems of the body.