Sacrum


Sagittal plane


Skin movement artifacts


Stance phase


Subtalar joint


Superior


Synthetic markers


Swing phase


Talocrural joint


Talus


Tibia


Transepicondylar


Transverse plane


Consists of the fused components of five sacral
vertebrae located between the 5th lumbar vertebra
and the coccyx. It attaches the axial skeleton to the
pelvic girdle of the appendicular skeleton via paired
articulations.

The plane that divides the body or body segment
into the right and left parts.

The relative movement between skin and
underlying bone.

The period of time when the foot is in contact with
the ground.

Located between the distal talus and proximal
calcaneous, also known as the talocalcaneal joint.

Above or at a higher level (towards the head).

Computational representations of passive markers
located on the kinematic model.

The period of time when the foot is not in contact
with the ground.

Located between the distal tibia and proximal talus,
also known as the tibial-talar joint.

The largest bone of the ankle transmitting weight
from the tibia to the rest of the foot.

The large medial bone of the lower leg, also known
as the shinbone. It is located between the knee joint
and the talocrural joint.

The line between the medial and lateral
epicondyles.

The plane at right angles to the coronal and sagittal
planes that divides the body into superior and
inferior parts.


The time rate of change of displacement.


Velocity