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The globe system: An unambiguous description of shoulder positions in daily life movements
2003
Journal of rehabilitation research and development
Positions of the shoulder joint are commonly described in terms of degrees of humeral elevation in the principal planes. This approach is inadequate for an accurate and unambiguous description of functional arm movements that are not confined to these planes. In this paper, a general unambiguous method for describing shoulder positions is adopted and visualized in globe graphs. This facilitates the use and interpretation of the method in clinical practice. To illustrate this globe system of
doi:10.1682/jrrd.2003.03.0149
fatcat:knuj7sh6irarnmtbglp3zfqfki