tracking limb

18:45 Oct 1, 2012
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English to Portuguese translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical (general)
English term or phrase: tracking limb
impact of age on range of motion
As people age, they use a progressively smaller portion of the range of motion of the lower extremity joints during ambulation. Murray et al. (1969) studied the walking patterns of 67 normal men of similar weight and height ranging in age from 20 to 87 years and compared the gait patterns of the older and younger men. The differences in the sagittal body positions of the two groups at the instant of heel-strike are illustrated in Figure 8-14. The older men had shorter strides, a decreased range of hip flexion and extension, decreased plantar flexion of the ankle, and a decreased heel-to-floor angle of the tracking limb; they also showed reduced dorsiflexion of the ankle and diminished elevation of the toe of the forward limb.
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4 +1membro oscilante
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membro oscilante


Explanation:
Na anca, observa-se um movimento de inclinação lateral (inclinação para o lado do membro oscilante) e um movimento de rotação (deslocamento anterior para o lado do membro oscilante). No joelho, observa-se a flexão durante a fase oscilante.

http://web.ist.utl.pt/ist155746/relatorio_1_bm.pdf

Luiza Modesto
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