Opracowanie metod wykonywania badań biomechaniki ruchu człowieka przy wykorzystaniu elektromiografii kinezjologicznej
Test methods development of biomechanics of human movement utilizing the kinesiological electromyography
Keywords:
biomechanics of movement, surface electromyography, normalization, wheelchair
Abstract
The article presents the issues concerning the development of methods for performing human biomechanics research utilizing kinesiological electromyography. The procedures concerning the selection of the location of electrodes, patient preparation for testing, conducting the experiment and the development of measurement results are discussed in detail. Selected preliminary test results were also presented.
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