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Papers quoted in Current Contents on project 5-10-111


Quoted papers: 10
Other papers: 47
Total: 57


Title: A marker-free method to estimate joint centre of rotation by video image processing

Authors:
Persson, Thomas
Medved, Vladimir (88491)
Lanshammar, Hakan
Journal: Computer methods and Programs in Biomedicine
Number: 3
ISSN: 0169-2607
Volume: 46
Year: 1995
Pages: from 217 to 224
Number of references: 8
Language: engleski
Summary: A marker-free video measurement and image processing method that provides numerical estimation of the 2-D centre of rotation of one rigid segment is tested. The algorithm is based on binary region moment features. A comparison is made between this method and a marker-based one, where the location of the markers has been calculated in two ways. The algorithm is also extended to handle two rigid segments. The method is to be applied in human locomotion analysis in order to calculate the centre of rotation of the hip joint. It's accuracy has been tested by comparison with in vivo radiological measurements on humans.
Keywords: gait analysis, kinematic, hip joint, centre of rotation, image processing

Title: Simple neuro-mechanical measure of the locomotor skill:an example of backward somersault

Authors:
Medved, Vladimir (88491)
Tonković, Stanko
Bosnar, Ksenija (99206)
Journal: Medical Progress through Technology
Number: 1
ISSN: 0047-6552
Volume: 21
Year: 1995
Pages: from 77 to 84
Number of references: 15
Language: engleski
Summary: We have studied skilled human locomotions in sports gymnastics by measurement and analysis of ground reaction force and myoelectric signals. Assuming the quality of performance to be skill level criterion acquired signals were mathematically analyzed via basic signal processing and cross-correlation methods. The study of backward somersault yielded quantitaive criteria of performance, proposing an original measure - an inter-muscular cross-correlation function. Besides motor learning, the quantification of movement skill introduced here also relates to possible applications in biocybernetics, robotics and rehabilitation medicine.
Keywords: electromyography, gymnastics, locomotor skill, muscle coordination, neuro-mechanics

Title: Morphological characteristics of prospective alpine skiers

Authors:
Matković, Bojan
Matković, Branka (99976)
Ivanek, Miroslav
Journal: Collegium Antropologicum
Number: supp
ISSN: 0350-6134
Volume: 18
Year: 1994
Pages: from 47 to 50
Number of references: 13
Language: engleski
Summary: The aim of the investifation was to establish the morphological status of perspective, promising alpine skiers in Croatia and to evaluate their morphotype. The investigation was carried out on a sample of 17 males, aged 15-17 years. 17 anthropometric variables and the Heath-Carter anthropometric somatotype method were applied. The anthropometric variables were selected to completely cover the morphological status of the subjects, and the measurements were carried out in accordance with the standards stated in IBP. The obtained data were analyzed according to the usual procedures for determination of the basic descriptive statistic parameters. It was established that it was a selected sample which was somewhat taller (177.0 cm) and heavier (67.3 kg) than normal population, with higher circular dimensions of the body, but the quntity of subcutaneous adipose tissue was significantly smaller than with normal population. According to the Heat-Carter method young skiers were mesoectomorphic (I=2.37+0.48;II=3.79+0.89;III=3.13+1.25).
Keywords: alpine skiing, skiers, somatotype, morphology

Title: Physiological characteristics of prospective alpine skiers

Authors:
Matković, Branka (99976)
Matković, Branka (99976)
Ivanek, Miroslav
Journal: Collegium Antropologicum
Number: supp
ISSN: 0350-6134
Volume: 18
Year: 1994
Pages: from 51 to 56
Number of references: 13
Language: engleski
Summary: The purpose of this study was to estimate the physiological characteristics of perspective alpine skiers. 17 perspective, perspective according to the opinion of their choaches and experts in Croatian Ski Federation,skiers, boys at the age span 15-17 years, were involved in the investigation. Body height and mass and spirometric parameters were measured. Maximal oxygen intake and the other spiroergometric variables were measured directly during the continious progressive test on a treadmill. The strength of 4 attempted movements was measured as well as the speed of dominant leg. According to the Rohrer and Kahlstorf's method heart volume, absolute and relative, was determinated. The obtained data were submitted to the standard statistical methods to determine descriptive parameters. 177.0 cm tall and 67.3 kg heavy skiers had on average FVC of 6.0 l and FEV1 5.4 l(90%). The average value of our examinees heart volume (946.5 ml) is above the average values of nonathletes. This is particularly shown in the values of relative heart volume. The average value of the heart volume quotient is very good and indicates good economy and functional capability of cardiovascular and cardiopulmonar systems, what is also shown from the values of oxygen pulse. Absolute and relative maximal oxygen intake are significantly higher than mean values in normal population of the same age span.
Keywords: alpine skiing, aerobic capacity


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