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@ Author Index Adele, M.F.: See Herlant, M., 140 Derscheid, G.: See France, E.P., 133 Graves, J.M., Ragnarsdottir, M., Agnidis, Z.: See Kramer, J., 76 Dworkin, K.J.: See Fiebert, I.M., 47 Ellingham, C.T., Amundsen, Amundsen, L.R.: See Graves, J.M., L.R.: 166 Edwards, S.W.: See Kulling, F.A., Relationship Between Habitual Andrews, J.R.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 160 Physical Activity and Isometric Arrigo, C.A.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Ellenbecker, T.S.: Peak Torque of Knee Extensors Shoulder Internal and External and Plantar Flexors of Older Men Bahamonde, R.: See DeCarlo, M., 24 Rotation Strength and Range of and Women, 166 Ball, T.E.: See Lustig, S.A., 154 Motion of Highly Skilled Junior Beisiegel, W.P.: See Kulling, F.A., Tennis Players, 65 Haas, J.M.: See Fiebert, I.M., 47 160 Ellingham, C.T.: See Graves, J.M., Hardy, C.J.: See Fiebert, I.M., 18 Bennett, G.: See Carlson, A.J., 60 166 Hellwig, E.V.: See Perrin, D.H., 30 Bibre, Ph.: See Herlant, M., 140 Erber, D.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Herlant, M., Delahaye, H., Voisin, Binkhorst, R.A.: See Stam, H.J., 73 Fees, M.A., Whitesel, D., and Fees, Ph., Bibre, Ph. and Adele, M.F.: Bohannon, R.W. and Wikholm, J.B.: S.: The Effect of Anterior Cruciate Measurements of Knee Extension Implementation of the Kinetic Ligament Surgery on the Ankle Force Obtained by Two Exam- Communicator’s Isometric, Iso- Plantar Flexors, 140 iners of Substantially Different kinetic, and Isotonic Protocols Hills, M., Bohannon, R.W.: Experience with a Hand-Held for Successful Rehabilitation of Shoulder Extension Strength is Dynamometer, 5; See also Hills, Extensor Mechanism Dysfunc- Influenced by Elbow Position, M., 129 tion, 34 129 Bourne, R.: See Kramer, J., 76 Fees, S.: See Fees, M.A., 34 Hinger, D.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Brown, L.E., Whitehurst, M., Bry- Fiebert, I.M., Hardy, C.J., and Horvat, M., McManis, B.G. and ant, J.R.: Werner, K.L.: Seagraves, F.E.: A Comparison of the LIDO Sliding Electromyographic Analysis of the Reliability and Objectivity of the Cuff and the Tibial Control Sys- Quadriceps Femoris During Iso- Nicholas Manual Muscle Tester tem in Isokinetic Strength Param- kinetic Eccentric Activation, 18 with Children, 175 eters, 101 Fiebert, I.M., Haas, J.M., Dworkin, Housh, T.J.: See Wagner, L.L., 110 Reliability of the LIDO Active K.J., and LeBlanc, W.G:.: Isokinetic Dynamometer Concen- A Comparison of Medial Versus Irragang, J.: See France, E.P., 133 tric Mode, 191 Lateral Hamstring Electromyo- Bryant, J.R.: See Brown, L.E., 101; graphic Activity and Force Out- Jacobson, B.H.: See Kulling, F.A., Brown, L.E., 191 put During Isometric Contrac- 160 Burns, R.: See Timm, K.E., 182 tions, 47 Johnson, G.O.: See Wagner, L.L., Fiebert, I.M., LeBlanc, W.G., 110 Capuano-Pucci, D., Clifford, J.A., McGuane, S.A., Schnoes, C.D. Gillan, M.D., Pleva, D.J. and and Strickland, K.M.: Keppler, M.V.: See Fleshman, S.A., Seiler, J.S.: The Relationship of Electromyo- 195 Elbow Flexion and Extension graphic Activity and Force of the Kramer, J., Agnidis, Z., Bourne, R., Force During Testing in Different Vastus Medialis Oblique and and Rorabeck, C.: Positions, 124 Vastus Lateralis Muscles During Reliability of Knee Extensor and Carlson, A.J., Bennett, G., and Met- Maximal Isometric Knee Exten- Flexor Strength Measurements calf, J.: sion Contractions, 116 After Total Knee Replacement, The Effect of Visual Feedback in Fleshman, S.A. and Keppler, M.V.: 76 Isokinetic Testing, 60 A Biomechanical Comparison Kulling, F.A., Beisiegel, W.P., Jacob- Clancy, W.G.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Study of the Adapted Orthotron son, B.H., Edwards, S.W..: Clifford, J.A.: See Capuano-Pucci, KT-II, with Stress Indicators, to A Comparison of Dynamic Muscu- D., 124 the Cybex II for the Purpose of lar Endurance Among Inactive Conway, A., Malone, T.R., and Con- Isokinetic Testing of the Knee, Men and Women: A Cross Sec- way, P.: 195 tional Study, 160 Patellar Alignment/Tracking Altera- France, E.P., Derscheid, G., Irra- tion: Effect of Force Output and gang, J., Malone, T.R., Petersen, Perceived Pain, 9 R., Tippett, S., and Wilk, K.: Latin, R.W.: Conway, P.: See Conway, A., 9 Preliminary Clinical Evaluation of The Relationship Between Iso- the Breg K.A.T.: Effects of kinetic Power and Selected An- Davies, G.J., Malone, T.R., Timm, Training in Normals, 133 aerobic Power Tests, 56 K5.: Fyke, D.: See Timm, K.E., 182 LeBlanc, W.G.: See Fiebert, I.M., Editorial Comment, 46 116; Fiebert, I.M., 47 DeCarlo, M., Porter, D.A., Gehlsen, Geborek, P.: Lemak, L.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 G., and Bahamonde, R.: Juxtaarticular Muscle Function in Looney, M.: See Lustig, S.A., 154 Electromyographic and Cinemato- Relation to Joint Distention, 148 Lustig, S.A., Ball, T.E., Looney, M.: graphic Analysis of the Lower Gehlsen, G.: See DeCarlo, M., 24 A Comparison of Two PNF Tech- Extremity During Closed and Gennrich, P.: See Timm, K.E., 182 niques for Improving Range of Open Kinetic Chain Exercise, 24 Gillan, M.D.: See Capuano-Pucci, D., Motion and Muscular Strength, Delahaye, H.: See Herlant, M., 140 124 154 204 Isokinetics and Exercise Science / Vol. 2, No. 4, 1992 @ Author Index Adele, M.F.: See Herlant, M., 140 Derscheid, G.: See France, E.P., 133 Graves, J.M., Ragnarsdottir, M., Agnidis, Z.: See Kramer, J., 76 Dworkin, K.J.: See Fiebert, I.M., 47 Ellingham, C.T., Amundsen, Amundsen, L.R.: See Graves, J.M., L.R.: 166 Edwards, S.W.: See Kulling, F.A., Relationship Between Habitual Andrews, J.R.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 160 Physical Activity and Isometric Arrigo, C.A.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Ellenbecker, T.S.: Peak Torque of Knee Extensors Shoulder Internal and External and Plantar Flexors of Older Men Bahamonde, R.: See DeCarlo, M., 24 Rotation Strength and Range of and Women, 166 Ball, T.E.: See Lustig, S.A., 154 Motion of Highly Skilled Junior Beisiegel, W.P.: See Kulling, F.A., Tennis Players, 65 Haas, J.M.: See Fiebert, I.M., 47 160 Ellingham, C.T.: See Graves, J.M., Hardy, C.J.: See Fiebert, I.M., 18 Bennett, G.: See Carlson, A.J., 60 166 Hellwig, E.V.: See Perrin, D.H., 30 Bibre, Ph.: See Herlant, M., 140 Erber, D.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Herlant, M., Delahaye, H., Voisin, Binkhorst, R.A.: See Stam, H.J., 73 Fees, M.A., Whitesel, D., and Fees, Ph., Bibre, Ph. and Adele, M.F.: Bohannon, R.W. and Wikholm, J.B.: S.: The Effect of Anterior Cruciate Measurements of Knee Extension Implementation of the Kinetic Ligament Surgery on the Ankle Force Obtained by Two Exam- Communicator’s Isometric, Iso- Plantar Flexors, 140 iners of Substantially Different kinetic, and Isotonic Protocols Hills, M., Bohannon, R.W.: Experience with a Hand-Held for Successful Rehabilitation of Shoulder Extension Strength is Dynamometer, 5; See also Hills, Extensor Mechanism Dysfunc- Influenced by Elbow Position, M., 129 tion, 34 129 Bourne, R.: See Kramer, J., 76 Fees, S.: See Fees, M.A., 34 Hinger, D.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Brown, L.E., Whitehurst, M., Bry- Fiebert, I.M., Hardy, C.J., and Horvat, M., McManis, B.G. and ant, J.R.: Werner, K.L.: Seagraves, F.E.: A Comparison of the LIDO Sliding Electromyographic Analysis of the Reliability and Objectivity of the Cuff and the Tibial Control Sys- Quadriceps Femoris During Iso- Nicholas Manual Muscle Tester tem in Isokinetic Strength Param- kinetic Eccentric Activation, 18 with Children, 175 eters, 101 Fiebert, I.M., Haas, J.M., Dworkin, Housh, T.J.: See Wagner, L.L., 110 Reliability of the LIDO Active K.J., and LeBlanc, W.G:.: Isokinetic Dynamometer Concen- A Comparison of Medial Versus Irragang, J.: See France, E.P., 133 tric Mode, 191 Lateral Hamstring Electromyo- Bryant, J.R.: See Brown, L.E., 101; graphic Activity and Force Out- Jacobson, B.H.: See Kulling, F.A., Brown, L.E., 191 put During Isometric Contrac- 160 Burns, R.: See Timm, K.E., 182 tions, 47 Johnson, G.O.: See Wagner, L.L., Fiebert, I.M., LeBlanc, W.G., 110 Capuano-Pucci, D., Clifford, J.A., McGuane, S.A., Schnoes, C.D. Gillan, M.D., Pleva, D.J. and and Strickland, K.M.: Keppler, M.V.: See Fleshman, S.A., Seiler, J.S.: The Relationship of Electromyo- 195 Elbow Flexion and Extension graphic Activity and Force of the Kramer, J., Agnidis, Z., Bourne, R., Force During Testing in Different Vastus Medialis Oblique and and Rorabeck, C.: Positions, 124 Vastus Lateralis Muscles During Reliability of Knee Extensor and Carlson, A.J., Bennett, G., and Met- Maximal Isometric Knee Exten- Flexor Strength Measurements calf, J.: sion Contractions, 116 After Total Knee Replacement, The Effect of Visual Feedback in Fleshman, S.A. and Keppler, M.V.: 76 Isokinetic Testing, 60 A Biomechanical Comparison Kulling, F.A., Beisiegel, W.P., Jacob- Clancy, W.G.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 Study of the Adapted Orthotron son, B.H., Edwards, S.W..: Clifford, J.A.: See Capuano-Pucci, KT-II, with Stress Indicators, to A Comparison of Dynamic Muscu- D., 124 the Cybex II for the Purpose of lar Endurance Among Inactive Conway, A., Malone, T.R., and Con- Isokinetic Testing of the Knee, Men and Women: A Cross Sec- way, P.: 195 tional Study, 160 Patellar Alignment/Tracking Altera- France, E.P., Derscheid, G., Irra- tion: Effect of Force Output and gang, J., Malone, T.R., Petersen, Perceived Pain, 9 R., Tippett, S., and Wilk, K.: Latin, R.W.: Conway, P.: See Conway, A., 9 Preliminary Clinical Evaluation of The Relationship Between Iso- the Breg K.A.T.: Effects of kinetic Power and Selected An- Davies, G.J., Malone, T.R., Timm, Training in Normals, 133 aerobic Power Tests, 56 K5.: Fyke, D.: See Timm, K.E., 182 LeBlanc, W.G.: See Fiebert, I.M., Editorial Comment, 46 116; Fiebert, I.M., 47 DeCarlo, M., Porter, D.A., Gehlsen, Geborek, P.: Lemak, L.: See Wilk, K.E., 82 G., and Bahamonde, R.: Juxtaarticular Muscle Function in Looney, M.: See Lustig, S.A., 154 Electromyographic and Cinemato- Relation to Joint Distention, 148 Lustig, S.A., Ball, T.E., Looney, M.: graphic Analysis of the Lower Gehlsen, G.: See DeCarlo, M., 24 A Comparison of Two PNF Tech- Extremity During Closed and Gennrich, P.: See Timm, K.E., 182 niques for Improving Range of Open Kinetic Chain Exercise, 24 Gillan, M.D.: See Capuano-Pucci, D., Motion and Muscular Strength, Delahaye, H.: See Herlant, M., 140 124 154 204 Isokinetics and Exercise Science / Vol. 2, No. 4, 1992 AUTHOR INDEX McGuane, S.A.: See Fiebert, I.M., Schnoes, C.D.: See Fiebert, I.M., 116 Voisin, Ph.: See Herlant, M., 140 116 Seagraves, F.E.: See Horvat, M., 175 McManis, B.G.: See Horvat, M., 175 Seiler, J.S.: See Capuano-Pucci, D., Wagner, L.L., Housh, T.J., Weir, Malone, T.R.: See Conway, A., 9; 124 J.P., Johnson, G.O.: Davies, G.J., 46; France, E.P., Shenk, B.S.: See Perrin, D.H., 30 Gender Differences in the Iso- 133 Stam, H.J. and Binkhorst, R.A.: kinetic Torque-Velocity Relation- Metcalf, J.: See Carlson, A.J., 60 The Correlation of Isometric and ship, 110 Isokinetic Torque Measurements Patterson, L.: Letter to the Editor, 38 Weir, J.P.: See Wagner, L.L., 110 of the Knee Extensors, 73 Perrin, D.H., Hellwig, E.V., Tis, Werner, K.L.: See Fiebert, I.M., 18 Strickland, K.M.: See Fiebert, I.M., L.L., and Shenk, B.S.: Whitehurst, M.: See Brown, L.E., 116 Effect of Gravity Correction on 101; Brown, L.E., 191 Shoulder Rotation Isokinetic Whitesel, D.: See Fees, M.A., 34 Average Force and Reciprocal Wikholm, J.B.: See Bohannon, R.W., Muscle Group Ratios, 30 Timm, K.E., Gennrich, P., Burns, R. $s Petersen, R.: See France, E.P., 133 and Fyke, D.: Wilk, K.E., Arrigo, C.A., Andrews, Pleva, D.J.: See Capuano-Pucci, D., The Mechanical and Physiological J.R., Clancy, W.G., Lemak, L., 124 Performance Reliability of Se- Erber, D., and Hinger, D.: Porter, D.A.: See DeCarlo, M., 24 lected Isokinetic Dynamometers, Anterior Cruciate Ligament Recon- 182; See also Davies, G.J., 46 struction Rehabilitation: A 12- Ragnarsdottir, M.: See Graves, J.M., Tippett, S.: See France, E.P., 133 Week Follow-Up of Isokinetic 166 Tis, L.L.: Reply, 38; See also Perrin, Testing in Recreational Athletes, Rorabeck, C.: See Kramer, J., 76 D.H., 30 82; See also France, E.P., 133 @ Subject Index ACL surgery, 140 EMG, 18 Activity level, 166 Extensor/flexor strength, 76 Mechanical/physiological assess- Aggressive rehabilitation, 82 Extensor mechanism dysfunction, 34 ments, 182 Anaerobic power, 56 External/internal rotation ratio, 30 Medial/lateral hamstrings, 47 Ankle plantar flexors, 140, 166 Muscle force, 124 Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruc- Muscle strength, 175 tion, 82 Functional progression, 34 Muscular function, 148 Arm dominance, 65 Functional proprioception, 133 Articular effusion, 148 Neural inhibition, 148 Average peak torque, 60 Gender differences, 110 Objectivity, 175 Geriatric population, 166 Balance ability, 133 Orthotron KT II, 195 Gravity correction, 30 Brace and McConnell taping, 9 Gravity-eliminated body positions, Patellar alignment, 9 124 Children, 175 Peak torque, 110 Cinematography, 24 Physiologic pattern, 24 Closed/open chain, 24 Hand dynamometer, 129 Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilita- Comparison to Cybex II, 195 Hand-held dynamometer, 5 tion techniques, 154 Concentric and eccentric average Hip Extensors, 154 force, 30 Hip Range of Motion and Muscular Quadriceps femoris, 73 Concentric mode, 191 Strength, 154 Quadriceps force production, 60 Concentric/eccentric peak, 60 Constant joint angle, 110 Reliability, 76, 175, 182, 191 Internal/external rotation strength, 65 Correlations, 56 Criterion-based protocol, 82 IIssookkiinneettiicc apsosweesrs,m e5n6t , 82, 101 Shoulder extension, 129 Cross Sectional Study, 160 Skilled junior tennis players, 65 Isometric contractions, 47, 116 Software analysis, 195 Isometric/isokinetic torque correla- Dynamic Muscular Endurance, 160 tion, 73 Tester experience, 5 Dynamometer, 124, 182 Isotonic mode/Kin Com, 34 Tibial control system, 101 Torque comparisons, 140 Eccentric activation, 18 Total knee replacement, 76 K.A.T. system, 133 Eccentric and concentric assess- Knee extension, 5 ments, 9 Vastus medialis/lateralis, 116 Knee extensors, 166 Elbow position, 129 Vastus medialis obliquus, 18 Electromyographic/force relation- Visual feedback, 60 ships, 116 LIDO active, 191 Electromyography, 24, 47 LIDO sliding cuff, 101 YMCA Bench Press Test, 160 205 Isokinetics and Exercise Science / Vol. 2, No. 4, 1992