A Simple Dynamic Model for Assessing the Forces on Ankle Joint under Different Loads and Different Gaits[J]. 2018, 52(5): 162.
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A Simple Dynamic Model for Assessing the Forces on Ankle Joint under Different Loads and Different Gaits[J]. 2018, 52(5): 162.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201805023.
A Simple Dynamic Model for Assessing the Forces on Ankle Joint under Different Loads and Different Gaits
To evaluate the forces on the ankle joint in different situations so as to meet the development requirements of lower limb protection appliances and footwear
a simple lower limb dynamic model is established. The lower limb is simulated by the two-dimensional rigid rod model
in which the ankle joint and the hip joint are simplified as hinge connections
and the muscle forces are expressed by unknown forces at both ends of the calf. Using the measured plantar pressure
the joint torque is determined based on the equilibrium equation of torques. For the dynamic model
the corresponding kinetic equation is derived. Accurate ankle joint force data are obtained through high-speed photography and force platform
and the dynamic data is processed by the action analysis system(APAS). The kinetic model can be used to assess the forces on the ankle joint
and evaluate the force difference among different gaits(such as walking
running and stepping)and between the conditions with and without load. Moreover
the model can be applied to force analysis of ankle joint with wearing different footwear(e.g. running shoes and hiking shoes)or bare feet
and is expected to be applicable to the evaluation of ankle joint force in development of clinical rehabilitation apparatus
lower limb protection appliances
and footwear.
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