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    I would like to share with you a biomechanical
    condition we are facing in our laboratory. We
    collected data of arm movements made in the horizontal
    plane using Optotrak motion analyses system. We are
    interested in the movement of the shoulder and elbow
    joints.
    We asked to the subject to move the right arm far to
    his left (180º spatial orientation) and far to his
    right (0º spatial orientation). Despite the elbow
    movement being in extension in both tasks, the elbow
    muscle torque is into extension for 0º spatial
    orientation (initially negative signal) and into
    flexion for the 180º target orientation (initially
    positive signal). The question is, how come the elbow
    be extended in 180º if the torque is into flexion?
    Thanks in advance.
    Nadia Marconi
    State University of Campinas
    Brazil


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