Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy
Online ISSN : 1349-9572
Print ISSN : 1346-9606
ISSN-L : 1346-9606
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Electrode positioning for the iliac muscle in surface electromyography studied using ultrasound imaging
Takamitsu KusunokiDaiki ToshimoriTsubasa ItoToshihiro OhnumaToshiaki Suzuki
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2022 Volume 22 Pages 67-74

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Abstract

In this study, the area where the iliac muscle and psoas major muscle are visualized on the surface was examined using ultrasound imaging system. The site where the iliac muscle was visualized on the surface was 0–1 cm lateral at 1 cm below the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS), 0–2 cm lateral at 2 cm below the ASIS, 1–2 cm lateral at 3 cm below the ASIS, 2–3 cm lateral at 4 cm below the ASIS, 2–4 cm lateral at 5 cm below the ASIS, 3–4 cm lateral at 6 cm below the ASIS, 3–4 cm lateral at 7 cm below the ASIS. The psoas major muscle was not visualized on the surface. This result suggests that the activity of the iliac muscle can be examined using surface electromyography.

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