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. 2022 Sep 16;13:965702. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2022.965702

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Experimental setup. Panel (A): Schematic illustration of the measured muscles for EMG analysis, and the placement of the reflective markers for motion capture measurements. Panel (B) and (C) : 3D avatar of a representative subject’s lower limbs during bi- and unilateral stances, respectively. Muscles: bic. fem., biceps femoris; med. gastr., medial gastrocnemius; rect. abd., rectus abdominis; rect. fem., rectus femoris; tib. ant., tibialis anterior. Markers: LANK/RANK, left/right lateral malleolus; LASI/RASI, left/right anterior superior iliac spine; LHEE/RHEE, left/right heel (bisection of the distal aspect of the posterior calcaneum); LKNE/RKNE, left/right knee (lateral epicondyle of the femur); LPSI/RPSI, left/right posterior superior iliac spine; LTHI/RTHI, left/right thigh (not an exact location, only to aid with sides); LTIB/RTIB, left/right shank (not an exact location, only to aid with sides); LTOE/RTOE, left/right toes (between the distal ends of the 1st and 2nd metatarsi).