โ Internal forces :-
๐นForce generated inside the human body as:
1. Forces of ligaments. (tensile force).
2. Muscles, joint capsules.
3.Tendons (musculotendinous junction) (tensile force) .
๐นMuscular contraction :-
Contraction is active shortening of a muscle with the distance between the two muscle attachments.
๐นMuscle produces force in three different muscle-lengthening situations (concentric, isometric, and eccentric).
๐นConcentric (shortening) contraction:
1- The internal forces generated by the muscle are greater than the external force
โข ูู ุงู concentric ุงู int.force ุงูู ุชููุฏุฉ ุจุชููู ุฃูุจุฑ ู ู ุงู External ูู ุซุงู ุนูู ุฏุง ุงููelbow flexion.
2- The muscle produces positive work on the external load.
ููุง ุงู work ุงููู ุทุงูุน ุจูุจูู positive ูุฏุง ุนุดุงู ุงู int.force ุงุชุบูุจุช ุนูู ุงู Ext.force ูุฐูู ูููุงูู ุงู ุงู movement ุถุฏ ุงูุฌุงุฐุจูุฉ ู ูู ุงุชุฌุงู ุงู inner range.
3- Concentric contraction produces the lowest magnitude of the muscular force.
ู ุฏุง ุทุจูุงู ููู Length tension relationship ู ูู ุงู ููู ุนูุงูู ุทุฑูู ุจูู ุงู length ู ุงู tension.
4- Moving the heel closer to the buttocks is an example of a concentric contraction of the hamstring.
๐นEccentric (lengthening) contraction:
1- The external forces are greater than the internal force.
โขุฒู ูู ุง ุชูุฌู ุชุนู ู Elbow Extension.
2- The external load produces negative work on the muscle.
โขุงู work ุงูู ุชููุฏ ุจูููู negative ูุชูุฌุฉ ุชุฎูู ุงูู External force ุนูู ุงูู Internal force.
3- Eccentric contraction produces the highest magnitude of the muscular force.
4- Moving the heel away from buttocks is an example of an eccentric contraction of the hamstring.
๐นIsometric contraction:
1- The overall muscle length does not change.
ู ุฏุง ุจูุญุตู ุฃู ุง ุชูุฌู ุชุญุฑู ููุนู ูููู ุงู ูุชุญุช ู ุชูุงูู sudden stop ูู ุงู ู ุณุชูู ูู ู ูุญุตูุด ุชุบูุฑ ูู ุงูู muscle length.
2- The internal force generated by the muscle equals the effects of the external
forces.
3- No mechanical work is done as a load is not moved.
ุจุณ ูู Metabolic work ุจููุชุฌ ุนูู ุงุณุชููุงู ุงู oxygen ุงููู ู ูุฌูุฏ ูู ุงูุนุถูุฉ ูุจูุชููู Lactic acid ู ูุณุจุจ fatigue.
4- Isometric contraction produces intermediate(ู ุชูุณุท )magnitude of the muscular force.
5- No visible change in muscle length in isometric contraction.
6- isometric contraction occurs during :-
- Arm wrestling match when opponents generate equal forces.
- Pushing against a stable wall.
๐นForce generated inside the human body as:
1. Forces of ligaments. (tensile force).
2. Muscles, joint capsules.
3.Tendons (musculotendinous junction) (tensile force) .
๐นMuscular contraction :-
Contraction is active shortening of a muscle with the distance between the two muscle attachments.
๐นMuscle produces force in three different muscle-lengthening situations (concentric, isometric, and eccentric).
๐นConcentric (shortening) contraction:
1- The internal forces generated by the muscle are greater than the external force
โข ูู ุงู concentric ุงู int.force ุงูู ุชููุฏุฉ ุจุชููู ุฃูุจุฑ ู ู ุงู External ูู ุซุงู ุนูู ุฏุง ุงููelbow flexion.
2- The muscle produces positive work on the external load.
ููุง ุงู work ุงููู ุทุงูุน ุจูุจูู positive ูุฏุง ุนุดุงู ุงู int.force ุงุชุบูุจุช ุนูู ุงู Ext.force ูุฐูู ูููุงูู ุงู ุงู movement ุถุฏ ุงูุฌุงุฐุจูุฉ ู ูู ุงุชุฌุงู ุงู inner range.
3- Concentric contraction produces the lowest magnitude of the muscular force.
ู ุฏุง ุทุจูุงู ููู Length tension relationship ู ูู ุงู ููู ุนูุงูู ุทุฑูู ุจูู ุงู length ู ุงู tension.
4- Moving the heel closer to the buttocks is an example of a concentric contraction of the hamstring.
๐นEccentric (lengthening) contraction:
1- The external forces are greater than the internal force.
โขุฒู ูู ุง ุชูุฌู ุชุนู ู Elbow Extension.
2- The external load produces negative work on the muscle.
โขุงู work ุงูู ุชููุฏ ุจูููู negative ูุชูุฌุฉ ุชุฎูู ุงูู External force ุนูู ุงูู Internal force.
3- Eccentric contraction produces the highest magnitude of the muscular force.
4- Moving the heel away from buttocks is an example of an eccentric contraction of the hamstring.
๐นIsometric contraction:
1- The overall muscle length does not change.
ู ุฏุง ุจูุญุตู ุฃู ุง ุชูุฌู ุชุญุฑู ููุนู ูููู ุงู ูุชุญุช ู ุชูุงูู sudden stop ูู ุงู ู ุณุชูู ูู ู ูุญุตูุด ุชุบูุฑ ูู ุงูู muscle length.
2- The internal force generated by the muscle equals the effects of the external
forces.
3- No mechanical work is done as a load is not moved.
ุจุณ ูู Metabolic work ุจููุชุฌ ุนูู ุงุณุชููุงู ุงู oxygen ุงููู ู ูุฌูุฏ ูู ุงูุนุถูุฉ ูุจูุชููู Lactic acid ู ูุณุจุจ fatigue.
4- Isometric contraction produces intermediate(ู ุชูุณุท )magnitude of the muscular force.
5- No visible change in muscle length in isometric contraction.
6- isometric contraction occurs during :-
- Arm wrestling match when opponents generate equal forces.
- Pushing against a stable wall.
โ Muscular activity during gait from one point of view :-
โข During stance :-
โข Heel Strike Muscle activity : -
1- Ankle: dorsiflexors isometric to keep ankle neutral position.
โข ุงูู Ant tibial group ุจูุดุชุบููุง Isometric ุนุดุงู ูุญุงูุธูุง ุนูู ุงู knee ูู neutral position.
2- Knee : eccentric knee extensors to allow slight give to flexed knee.
ุงูู Quardiceps ุจูุนู ููุง knee extension ู ูู ููุณ ุงูููุช ุงูู Hamstring ุจูููููุง concentric ุนุดุงู ูุณู ุญูุง ุจุดููุฉ knee flexion ูู ุงูู IC.
3- Hip : isometric hip extensors.
ู ุงู hip ุจูุจูู ููู Isometric.
4- Trunk : erector spinae active.
ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู trunk ุงู spinae erector ุจุชููู active.
โข Foot Flat Muscle activity (in LR) :
1- Ankle: eccentric contraction of dorsiflexors
At the same time concentric contraction in the calf muscles.
โข ูู ุงู LR ูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู Ankle ุงู dorsiflexors ุจูุดุชุบูู eccentric ููู ููุณ ุงูููุช ุงู calf Concentric ู ุฏุง ุนุดุงู ูุญุตู ankle plantar flexion ุจู ูุฏุงุฑ 15 ุฏุฑุฌู.
2- Knee: eccentric contraction quadriceps At the same time concentric in the hamstring muscles.
ู ุฒู ู ุง ุญุตู ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู Ankle ููุญุตู ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู knee ุจุงุฎุชูุงู ุงูุนุถูุงุช ูู ูููู ูู concentric ูู ุงู hamstring ู Eccentric ูู ุงู quadriceps.
3- Hip: isometric extensor contraction to allow changes to slight concentric, guiding the hip toward extension.
โข ุงู ุง ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู hip ุงููุถุน ู ุฎุชูู ุดููู ูุฃูู ุจูุญุตู Isometric contraction ูู ุงู hip extensors ุนุดุงู ูู ูุน ุงูุฒูุงุฏู ูู ุงู ROM ู ุจุนุฏูู ูุชุญูู ูู concentric ุนุดุงู ูุฎููู ูุนู ูExtension.
โข Mid-Stance Muscle activity:
1- Ankle: dorsi flexors inactive
while plantar flexors eccentrically contract to control the rate at which the limb moves over the foot .
ููุง ุงู Ankle dorsiflexion ุจูุญุตู ุจุณ ุจุทุฑููู ู ุฎุชููู ู ูู ุงู ุงู proximal ุงู(Leg) ุจุชุชุญุฑู ุนูู ุงู distal ุงู(dorsum of foot) ู ูุญุตู ankle dorsiflexion ู ุฏุง ุนู ุทุฑูู ุงู forward momentum..ู ุดุฑุท ุงู ูุญุตู ุงูุนุฒู ุฏุง :
- inactive dorsiflexors
- Eccentric Plantar flexors.
2- Knee: knee locked in extension, very little contraction needed.
3- Hip: concentric extensors, concentric hip abductors to prevent opposite side of pelvis from dropping in frontal plane.
ุงู Gluteus Maximus and Medius ุจูุญุตููู concentric contraction ุนุดุงู ูู ูุนูุง ุงููุงุญูุฉ ุงูุชุงููุฉ ู ู ุงู pelvis ุงูู ูุฑูุญ ููุฏุงู ูู ุงู contra lateral side.
โข Terminal-Stance Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : Concentric plantar flexors (push off)
โข ุนุดุงู ุงูุฑุฌู ุชุณูุจ ุงู ground ู ูุญุตู ุงู push off ุงู calf ุจุชูุตุฑ.
2- Knee : concentric quadriceps (full extension)
ุงู Quad ุจุชุจูู concentric ู ุงู Hamstring ุจุชุจูู eccentric ุนุดุงู ุงู 1st peak of knee extension ูู ูุญุตู Full Extension.
3- Hip : Isometric extensors, Eccentric hip flexors Isometric
โข ููุณุชุฎุฏู ุงู Isometric ุนุดุงู ูู ูุน ุงูุฒูุงุฏู ูู ุงู ROM ููู ููุณ ุงูููุช ุชููู ุงูู hip flexors ูู eccentric ุนุดุงู ูุชู ุงู hip extension.
โข Toe Off (PSw) Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : concentric plantar flexion
ูู ุงู toes off ุจุจูู ู ุชุตู ุจุงูุฃุฑุถ ุจุงู toes ุจุณ ู ุฏุง ุจูุญุตู ูู ุงู 2nd peak of ankle plantar flexion ุนุดุงู ูุฏุง ุจุชููู ุงู calf ูู concentric ู ant group ูู eccentric.
2- Knee : eccentric quadriceps โsome degrees of knee flexionโ (35:40)
ู ุนุดุงู ุงู flexion ุฏุง ูุญุตู ุทุจูุนู ูุญุชุงุฌ eccentric quad ู concentric hamstring.
3- Hip : concentric hip flexors.
ู ููุงุจูู ุทุจุนุง eccentric ูู ุงู hip extensors.
โข During swing :
โข Acceleration (ISw) Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : concentric dorsiflexion
โข ู ููุงุจูู eccentric ูู ุงู calf.
2- Knee : eccentric quadriceps
ู ููุงุจูู concentric ูู ุงู Hamstring.
3- Hip (Flexion): concentric flexors
โข Mid Swing Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : Isometric dorsi-flexion.
ุงู Isometric ููุง ู ุนูุงูุง ุงูู ุจุญุงูู ุงุซุจุช ุนูู ุงู dorsiflexion ุจุฏูู ุญุฏูุซ ุชุบูุฑ.
2- Knee : eccentric quads then quick concentric to initiate acceleration of
the tibia.
ุงูู MSw ูููุง ุงูู 2nd peak of knee flexionุ ูุงููู ุจุชุชู ูุฒ ุจุฅู ุงู quad ุจุชุจูู ูู eccentric ู ุจุนุฏ ูุฏุง ูุชุญูู ุจุณุฑุนู ูู (concentric (60:65 ู ูุจุฏุฃ ุงู flexion ููู ุนุดุงู ุงู hamstring ุชุนู ู full extension ูู TSw.
โข During stance :-
โข Heel Strike Muscle activity : -
1- Ankle: dorsiflexors isometric to keep ankle neutral position.
โข ุงูู Ant tibial group ุจูุดุชุบููุง Isometric ุนุดุงู ูุญุงูุธูุง ุนูู ุงู knee ูู neutral position.
2- Knee : eccentric knee extensors to allow slight give to flexed knee.
ุงูู Quardiceps ุจูุนู ููุง knee extension ู ูู ููุณ ุงูููุช ุงูู Hamstring ุจูููููุง concentric ุนุดุงู ูุณู ุญูุง ุจุดููุฉ knee flexion ูู ุงูู IC.
3- Hip : isometric hip extensors.
ู ุงู hip ุจูุจูู ููู Isometric.
4- Trunk : erector spinae active.
ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู trunk ุงู spinae erector ุจุชููู active.
โข Foot Flat Muscle activity (in LR) :
1- Ankle: eccentric contraction of dorsiflexors
At the same time concentric contraction in the calf muscles.
โข ูู ุงู LR ูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู Ankle ุงู dorsiflexors ุจูุดุชุบูู eccentric ููู ููุณ ุงูููุช ุงู calf Concentric ู ุฏุง ุนุดุงู ูุญุตู ankle plantar flexion ุจู ูุฏุงุฑ 15 ุฏุฑุฌู.
2- Knee: eccentric contraction quadriceps At the same time concentric in the hamstring muscles.
ู ุฒู ู ุง ุญุตู ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู Ankle ููุญุตู ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู knee ุจุงุฎุชูุงู ุงูุนุถูุงุช ูู ูููู ูู concentric ูู ุงู hamstring ู Eccentric ูู ุงู quadriceps.
3- Hip: isometric extensor contraction to allow changes to slight concentric, guiding the hip toward extension.
โข ุงู ุง ุนูู ู ุณุชูู ุงู hip ุงููุถุน ู ุฎุชูู ุดููู ูุฃูู ุจูุญุตู Isometric contraction ูู ุงู hip extensors ุนุดุงู ูู ูุน ุงูุฒูุงุฏู ูู ุงู ROM ู ุจุนุฏูู ูุชุญูู ูู concentric ุนุดุงู ูุฎููู ูุนู ูExtension.
โข Mid-Stance Muscle activity:
1- Ankle: dorsi flexors inactive
while plantar flexors eccentrically contract to control the rate at which the limb moves over the foot .
ููุง ุงู Ankle dorsiflexion ุจูุญุตู ุจุณ ุจุทุฑููู ู ุฎุชููู ู ูู ุงู ุงู proximal ุงู(Leg) ุจุชุชุญุฑู ุนูู ุงู distal ุงู(dorsum of foot) ู ูุญุตู ankle dorsiflexion ู ุฏุง ุนู ุทุฑูู ุงู forward momentum..ู ุดุฑุท ุงู ูุญุตู ุงูุนุฒู ุฏุง :
- inactive dorsiflexors
- Eccentric Plantar flexors.
2- Knee: knee locked in extension, very little contraction needed.
3- Hip: concentric extensors, concentric hip abductors to prevent opposite side of pelvis from dropping in frontal plane.
ุงู Gluteus Maximus and Medius ุจูุญุตููู concentric contraction ุนุดุงู ูู ูุนูุง ุงููุงุญูุฉ ุงูุชุงููุฉ ู ู ุงู pelvis ุงูู ูุฑูุญ ููุฏุงู ูู ุงู contra lateral side.
โข Terminal-Stance Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : Concentric plantar flexors (push off)
โข ุนุดุงู ุงูุฑุฌู ุชุณูุจ ุงู ground ู ูุญุตู ุงู push off ุงู calf ุจุชูุตุฑ.
2- Knee : concentric quadriceps (full extension)
ุงู Quad ุจุชุจูู concentric ู ุงู Hamstring ุจุชุจูู eccentric ุนุดุงู ุงู 1st peak of knee extension ูู ูุญุตู Full Extension.
3- Hip : Isometric extensors, Eccentric hip flexors Isometric
โข ููุณุชุฎุฏู ุงู Isometric ุนุดุงู ูู ูุน ุงูุฒูุงุฏู ูู ุงู ROM ููู ููุณ ุงูููุช ุชููู ุงูู hip flexors ูู eccentric ุนุดุงู ูุชู ุงู hip extension.
โข Toe Off (PSw) Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : concentric plantar flexion
ูู ุงู toes off ุจุจูู ู ุชุตู ุจุงูุฃุฑุถ ุจุงู toes ุจุณ ู ุฏุง ุจูุญุตู ูู ุงู 2nd peak of ankle plantar flexion ุนุดุงู ูุฏุง ุจุชููู ุงู calf ูู concentric ู ant group ูู eccentric.
2- Knee : eccentric quadriceps โsome degrees of knee flexionโ (35:40)
ู ุนุดุงู ุงู flexion ุฏุง ูุญุตู ุทุจูุนู ูุญุชุงุฌ eccentric quad ู concentric hamstring.
3- Hip : concentric hip flexors.
ู ููุงุจูู ุทุจุนุง eccentric ูู ุงู hip extensors.
โข During swing :
โข Acceleration (ISw) Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : concentric dorsiflexion
โข ู ููุงุจูู eccentric ูู ุงู calf.
2- Knee : eccentric quadriceps
ู ููุงุจูู concentric ูู ุงู Hamstring.
3- Hip (Flexion): concentric flexors
โข Mid Swing Muscle activity:
1- Ankle : Isometric dorsi-flexion.
ุงู Isometric ููุง ู ุนูุงูุง ุงูู ุจุญุงูู ุงุซุจุช ุนูู ุงู dorsiflexion ุจุฏูู ุญุฏูุซ ุชุบูุฑ.
2- Knee : eccentric quads then quick concentric to initiate acceleration of
the tibia.
ุงูู MSw ูููุง ุงูู 2nd peak of knee flexionุ ูุงููู ุจุชุชู ูุฒ ุจุฅู ุงู quad ุจุชุจูู ูู eccentric ู ุจุนุฏ ูุฏุง ูุชุญูู ุจุณุฑุนู ูู (concentric (60:65 ู ูุจุฏุฃ ุงู flexion ููู ุนุดุงู ุงู hamstring ุชุนู ู full extension ูู TSw.
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๐ท๏ธ Determinants of Gait :-
1- Mechanical Factors responsible for minimizing displacement of COG.
2- Various movements occur in the body (not all segments ) including pelvis, knee and ankle to maintain COG in horizontal plane.
โ Major (Sixth) Determinants :-
1- Pelvic rotation in transverse plane.
2- Lateral Pelvic tilting in frontal plane .
3- Knee flexion in stance phase .
4,5 Knee , ankle ,foot interaction .
6- Physiological valgus of knee.
โ Minor Determinants:-
1- Neck movement ุญุฑูุฉ ุงูุฑูุจู
2-Swing arm ุญุฑูุฉ ุงูุฏุฑุงุนูู
โ Function of 6 determinants of gait:
1- prevent excess drop of COG.
2-prevent excess elevation of COG.
3- prevent excess side to side displacement to reach only 2 inches.
4- decrease energy expenditure during normal walking .
5- produce smooth sinusoidal curve.(Prevent over oscillation)
6- minimize vertical and lateral displacement.
โN.B :-
1- FIRST DETERMINANT :-
- Pelvic rotation in the transverse plane.
- PREVENT DROP OF COG .
2- MIDDLE FOUR DETERMINANT :-
- PREVENT ELEVATION OF COG .
3- SIXTH DETERMINANT:-
PREVENT SIDE TO SIDE DISPLACEMENT .
1- Pelvic rotation in transverse plane ุฃูู ุนุงู ู :
๐นIn normal pattern of walking: The pelvis rotates alternatively in transverse plane about the vertical axis .
๐นForward rotation on the swing side and backward rotation on the stance side
1- The average magnitude of this rotation: equal "8"
degrees. ( four degrees on either side of the central axis )
2- Associated hip movement: Internal and external rotation .
3- Function:
- Prevent drop of COG.
- lengthening of lower extremities.
2- Lateral Pelvic tilting in frontal plane. ุชุงูู ุนุงู ู
๐นIn normal pattern of walking: The pelvis tilts downward on swing leg in the frontal plane around sagittal axis.
๐นThe maximum tilting is at mid-swing.
1- The average magintude :-five degrees.
2- Associated hip movement:-
- hip adduction in stance
- hip abduction in the swing
3- Function: Prevent elevation of COG.
4- Knee flexion in stance phaseุชุงูุช ุนุงู ู :-
- IC: 15 degrees
- LR: (15-20) degrees.
-MSt: 5 degrees .
-TSt: knee extension (0).
- PSw:(35-40) degrees.
Notice that :- LR is the first peak of knee flexion.
โ The biomechanical function of LR :
1- Shock absorption.
2- Minimize displacement of COG specially the vertical displacement .
3- Decrease energy expenditure.
- Function: Prevent elevation OF COG.
4-5 Knee , ankle ,foot interaction ุงูุนุงู ู ุงูุฑุงุจุน ู ุงูุฎุงู ุณ:-
๐นIn normal pattern of walking: movement of knee occur in conjunction with movement of ankle and foot.
1- Early in the stance phase
ูู ุงูุจุฏุงูุฉ ุงููู ูููุง ุญูุงูุงุช๐ญ :-
In LR knee flexion: (15-20) degrees ankle plantar flexion 15 degrees foot supination.
2- Late in the stance phase:
In TS
knee extension (0) degree
ankle dorsi flexion (10) degrees
foot pronation.
- Function: Prevent elevation of COG .
โ Notice that :-
- Foot Supination is :-
- plantar flexion in ankle
- inversion in subtalar joint
- adduction in metatarsals
WHILE
Foot Pronation is :-
- dorsi flexion ankle
- eversion in subtalar joint
- abduction in metatarsal
6- Physiological valgus of the knee:-
- There is natural valgus due to
- femoral and tibial axis form angle medially at knee(180-190) degree.
- Function:
- Prevent\minimize side to side
- displacement of COG (ROBOT
- MOTION).
โ Tibio-femoral Alignment and Weight-Bearing Forces:-
1- The anatomical axis of femur, is oblique ,directed inferiorly and medially. ู ุงุฆู
2- The anatomical axis of tibia is directed ุนู ูุฏู
3- Consequently, femoral and tibial longitudinal axes form angle medially at knee joint of 180 to 185, creating a slight physiologic (normal) valgus angle at the knee.
4- If medial tibiofemoral angle greater than 185, genu valgum (โknock kneesโ) exists (Pathological)
5- If medial tibiofemoral angle is 175 or less,genu varum(โbow legsโ)exists(Pathological)
6- (Knock knee) (Genu valgum):
Compression over load to the lateral TF compartment.
7- (Bow leg) (Genu varum):
Compression over load to the medial TF compartment.
1- Mechanical Factors responsible for minimizing displacement of COG.
2- Various movements occur in the body (not all segments ) including pelvis, knee and ankle to maintain COG in horizontal plane.
โ Major (Sixth) Determinants :-
1- Pelvic rotation in transverse plane.
2- Lateral Pelvic tilting in frontal plane .
3- Knee flexion in stance phase .
4,5 Knee , ankle ,foot interaction .
6- Physiological valgus of knee.
โ Minor Determinants:-
1- Neck movement ุญุฑูุฉ ุงูุฑูุจู
2-Swing arm ุญุฑูุฉ ุงูุฏุฑุงุนูู
โ Function of 6 determinants of gait:
1- prevent excess drop of COG.
2-prevent excess elevation of COG.
3- prevent excess side to side displacement to reach only 2 inches.
4- decrease energy expenditure during normal walking .
5- produce smooth sinusoidal curve.(Prevent over oscillation)
6- minimize vertical and lateral displacement.
โN.B :-
1- FIRST DETERMINANT :-
- Pelvic rotation in the transverse plane.
- PREVENT DROP OF COG .
2- MIDDLE FOUR DETERMINANT :-
- PREVENT ELEVATION OF COG .
3- SIXTH DETERMINANT:-
PREVENT SIDE TO SIDE DISPLACEMENT .
1- Pelvic rotation in transverse plane ุฃูู ุนุงู ู :
๐นIn normal pattern of walking: The pelvis rotates alternatively in transverse plane about the vertical axis .
๐นForward rotation on the swing side and backward rotation on the stance side
1- The average magnitude of this rotation: equal "8"
degrees. ( four degrees on either side of the central axis )
2- Associated hip movement: Internal and external rotation .
3- Function:
- Prevent drop of COG.
- lengthening of lower extremities.
2- Lateral Pelvic tilting in frontal plane. ุชุงูู ุนุงู ู
๐นIn normal pattern of walking: The pelvis tilts downward on swing leg in the frontal plane around sagittal axis.
๐นThe maximum tilting is at mid-swing.
1- The average magintude :-five degrees.
2- Associated hip movement:-
- hip adduction in stance
- hip abduction in the swing
3- Function: Prevent elevation of COG.
4- Knee flexion in stance phaseุชุงูุช ุนุงู ู :-
- IC: 15 degrees
- LR: (15-20) degrees.
-MSt: 5 degrees .
-TSt: knee extension (0).
- PSw:(35-40) degrees.
Notice that :- LR is the first peak of knee flexion.
โ The biomechanical function of LR :
1- Shock absorption.
2- Minimize displacement of COG specially the vertical displacement .
3- Decrease energy expenditure.
- Function: Prevent elevation OF COG.
4-5 Knee , ankle ,foot interaction ุงูุนุงู ู ุงูุฑุงุจุน ู ุงูุฎุงู ุณ:-
๐นIn normal pattern of walking: movement of knee occur in conjunction with movement of ankle and foot.
1- Early in the stance phase
ูู ุงูุจุฏุงูุฉ ุงููู ูููุง ุญูุงูุงุช๐ญ :-
In LR knee flexion: (15-20) degrees ankle plantar flexion 15 degrees foot supination.
2- Late in the stance phase:
In TS
knee extension (0) degree
ankle dorsi flexion (10) degrees
foot pronation.
- Function: Prevent elevation of COG .
โ Notice that :-
- Foot Supination is :-
- plantar flexion in ankle
- inversion in subtalar joint
- adduction in metatarsals
WHILE
Foot Pronation is :-
- dorsi flexion ankle
- eversion in subtalar joint
- abduction in metatarsal
6- Physiological valgus of the knee:-
- There is natural valgus due to
- femoral and tibial axis form angle medially at knee(180-190) degree.
- Function:
- Prevent\minimize side to side
- displacement of COG (ROBOT
- MOTION).
โ Tibio-femoral Alignment and Weight-Bearing Forces:-
1- The anatomical axis of femur, is oblique ,directed inferiorly and medially. ู ุงุฆู
2- The anatomical axis of tibia is directed ุนู ูุฏู
3- Consequently, femoral and tibial longitudinal axes form angle medially at knee joint of 180 to 185, creating a slight physiologic (normal) valgus angle at the knee.
4- If medial tibiofemoral angle greater than 185, genu valgum (โknock kneesโ) exists (Pathological)
5- If medial tibiofemoral angle is 175 or less,genu varum(โbow legsโ)exists(Pathological)
6- (Knock knee) (Genu valgum):
Compression over load to the lateral TF compartment.
7- (Bow leg) (Genu varum):
Compression over load to the medial TF compartment.
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โ Internal forces :- ๐นForce generated inside the human body as: 1. Forces of ligaments. (tensile force). 2. Muscles, joint capsules. 3.Tendons (musculotendinous junction) (tensile force) . ๐นMuscular contraction :- Contraction is active shorteningโฆ
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ูุฉุ ูุง ููุฑุถููฐ ุจุบูุฑ ุงูุฌููููุฉ."๐ค
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ูุฒ ู
ุนุงูู
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ุฃููุฉ ูุงููู ูุง ุฌู
ุงุนุฉ ุงูุญุงูุฉ ู
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-ูุฃุนูู ุฃู ู ู ุบุดูุง ูููุณ ู ูุง ูุณูู ุฃู ุฑู ููู ูุฅู ูุชูุฌุชู ู ูุฏุฑูุง ุงููู ูู
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-ููุง ุชูุณู ุฃู ุ ( ุฅูู ูุงู ุชู ุนูู ุฃุญุฏูููู ุงููููุงู ุฉูุ ููู ููุฏูู ููุณููุฉู ูููููุบูุฑูุณููุง.)โฅ๏ธ
-ูุง ุชูุดุบู ุจุงููุชูุฌุฉ ูุฃูุดุบู ุจุงูุณุนู ( ูุฅู ุณุนูู ูู ูุชูุฌุชู ููุชูุฌุชู ูู ูุฏุฑ ุงููู ุนููู )
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-ูุฒุงุญู ุงูุฏุฑุงุณุฉ ุจุงููุฑุขู
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ูุงูุดููู ูุญููู ูุง ููุญุงุทู ู ุฏุงูู
ุตููููู ุนูููู ุงูููู ู ุง ุฑูููุนู ุงููููุฏุง
ูุชูุญูุฑููููุชู ุจูุงูุจุงููููุงุชู ุดููููุงูู". โฅ๏ธ
๏ทบ
ูุงูุดููู ูุญููู ูุง ููุญุงุทู ู ุฏุงูู
ุตููููู ุนูููู ุงูููู ู ุง ุฑูููุนู ุงููููุฏุง
ูุชูุญูุฑููููุชู ุจูุงูุจุงููููุงุชู ุดููููุงูู". โฅ๏ธ
๏ทบ
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