Strength values of shoulder internal and external rotators in elite volleyball players

Article Abstract:

A transversal study of isokinetic dynamometry of healthy shoulders is conducted to determine concentric shoulder external-internal rotator strength, dominant and non-dominant shoulder differences and agonist/antagonist ratios. Data presented are important for interpreting isokinetic shoulder rotator strength tests in elite volleyball players and could be relevant in rehabilitation and prevention of shoulder injuries.

Health aspects, Shoulder, Rotator cuff (Anatomy), Rotator cuff, Volleyball players

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Do the physical characteristics of a virtual reality device contraindicate its use for balance assessment?

Article Abstract:

The study assesses the effects of the mass of a head-mounted display (HMD) on eyes-closed balance performance in healthy college students. The HMD does not adversely affect balance performance, suggesting it is not contraindicated in the use of immersive virtual environment in concussion research.

Computer peripheral equipment, not elsewhere classified, Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, Magnetic Card & Character Readers, Students, College, Analysis, Usage, Prevention, Virtual reality devices, College students, Equilibrium (Physiology), Sports injuries, Virtual reality device

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