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Rankin, G S, QX23289
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Item: [2016.0049.44610] "Rankin, G S, QX23289
Rankin, G W, 427742
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Rankin, G D, R59819
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Rankin, G H, NX33210
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Item: [2016.0049.44604] "Rankin, G H, NX33210
Factors affecting the size and shape of lumbar multifidus measured by ultrasound imaging in healthy untrained subjects
No full textUltrasound imaging of lumbar multifidus: normal reference ranges for measurements and practical guidance on the technique
No full textThis cross-sectional, prospective study aimed to produce normal reference data for measurements of the lumbar multifidus muscle. A total of 120 subjects, 68 females (aged 2064 years) and 52 males (2069 years) were studied. Bilateral transverse ultrasound images were made of multifidus at the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae (L4 and L5). Cross-sectional area (CSA, cm2) and linear dimensions (AP, anteroposterior Lat, lateral) were measured and the latter expressed as a ratio (AP/Lat) to reflect shape. Relationships between CSA and anthropometric measures were examined. Multifidus CSA was larger in males (P<0.001) and age had no effect. The CSA was larger at L5 than L4 (P<0.001) and highly correlated between the two levels (males r=0.82, females 0.80). Differences in muscle shape were observed for gender, age and vertebral level. Between-side symmetry was high for size but not shape (CSA <10% difference). Linear measurements multiplied (APxLat) correlated highly with CSA (all groups r0.94, P<0.0001). The AP dimension was also acceptably predictive of CSA at L4 (r0.79). There were no clinically useful correlations between CSA and anthropometric measures. These findings provide normal references ranges for objective assessment of lumbar multifidus. This paper also addresses specific practical issues when scanning multifidus
Size and shape of the posterior neck muscles measured by ultrasound imaging: normal values in males and females of different ages
No full textMeasurements of muscle strength or size are valuable indicators of muscle status in health and disease. When force cannot be measured directly, due to a particular muscle being one of a functional group or because of pain, size measurements may be the only option. For such data to be useful, normal values for age and gender are necessary.
Procedures for scanning and measuring semispinalis capitis and the deep posterior neck muscles (semispinalis cervicis, multifidus and rotatores) using ultrasound imaging are described and normal data provided on size, shape and symmetry of these muscles from a sample of 99 healthy subjects (46 males aged 2072 years and 53 females aged 1870 years). Significant gender differences were found (P<0.001) but muscle size did not alter significantly with age. Between-side symmetry can be used to assess abnormality of the deep neck muscle group but not semispinalis capitis. A regression equation is provided for predicting the cross-sectional area (CSA) of the deep neck muscles from spinous process length in males. Clinically, linear measurements can be used to predict the neck muscle CSAs (r=0.660.84, P<0.001). The method described for assessing the neck muscles is a potentially valuable tool in clinical practice
Changes in the normal characteristic pattern of abdominal muscle thickness in rowers with low back pain (the proceedings of the Society for Research in Rehabilitation meeting held at the Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow on 30th January 2001)
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