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360 from CSMI
The latest inervation in human performance measurement.

The HUMAC360 is a small box that offers big results. Measuring 4” x 4” x 4” and weighing just 4 pounds, the HUMAC360 attaches to any patient or exercise equipment in seconds, using a 16’ retractable nylon belt. When the belt is pulled the HUMAC Software reports velocity, distance, and if a weight is recorded, power. These functional parameters are displayed on the screen for proper pacing and distance and in reports for evidence based rehabilitation. It could not be easier. 

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Knee

ACL

18 March 2011 Last Updated on 30 March 2011

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) deficiency:

There is usually a plateau or double peak that occurs in the midportion of knee extension. See below.

This is because the ACL controls a portion of the glide and rotation during mid range knee extension.

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Patello Femoral

17 March 2011 Last Updated on 30 March 2011
One of the most common problems at the knee is what has loosely been described as anterior knee pain. This term encompasses a huge range of syndromes and is most effectively treated conservatively.

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Meniscal Dysfunction

16 March 2011 Last Updated on 30 March 2011
A double hump (M shape) will often be seen (see below) in people with meniscal dysfunction. 

This is probably due to impingement during normal joint motion and reflex inhibition. 

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Articular Cartilage Damage or Osteoarthritis or Osteochondritis dissecans

15 March 2011 Last Updated on 30 March 2011
Opposite curve deformations are often seen in the hamstrings and quadriceps curve data. See below. 

This is probably a reflection of the pain experienced during the movement and is present in both curves at the same point in ROM because the articular surfaces are involved. 

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