Pennation Angle of Gastrocnemius Lateral and Medial Heads Can Be Measured Reliably in Prone and Also Standing Positions

Li Li; Molly E. McLaughlin; Diana J. Tyler; Dan Czech

Pennation Angle of Gastrocnemius Lateral and Medial Heads Can Be Measured Reliably in Prone and Also Standing Positions

Li Li, Molly E. McLaughlin, Diana J. Tyler, Dan Czech

Health Sciences & Kinesiology

Georgia Southern University

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Abstract

Pennation angle of gastrocnemius muscle is important for muscle force production. This angle is often measured in laying position (e.g., Zhou et al. 2012 [1]). Many human movement we study occurs in standing position. Can this angle be measured reliably in standing position? The purpose of this investigation is to examine the test-retest reliability of both lateral and medial heads pennation angles of gastrocnemius during standing position.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jul 23 2017
Event	International Society of Biomechanics Annual Conference (ISB) - Duration: Jul 23 2017 → …

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Conference	International Society of Biomechanics Annual Conference (ISB)
Period	07/23/17 → …

Keywords

Gastrocnemius lateral
Medial heads
Pennation angle
Prone
Standing positions

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Kinesiology
Medicine and Health Sciences

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Pennation Angle of Gastrocnemius Lateral and Medial Heads Can Be Measured Reliably in Prone and Also Standing Positions

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