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-{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{this page covers how to implement two different models of the thorax using visual3d.+====== Modeling the Thorax ======
  
-===== thorax consistent with isb recommendation =====+This page covers how to implement two different models of the thorax using Visual3D.
  
-this tutorial describes how to model the thorax based on the isb recommendation.+==== Thorax consistent with ISB recommendation ====
  
-wu, g. et al. isb recommendation on definitions of joint coordinate systems of various joints for the reporting of human motion - part ii: shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand. journal of biomechanics 38, page 981-992, 2005.+This tutorial describes how to model the Thorax based on the ISB recommendation.
  
-**note:** minor changes were made to the recommendation to facilitate its implementation in visual3d and for consistency with other commonly used coordinate systems. users are encouraged to adapt these to their own needs and requirements. the following should mainly be used as a starting point, and not as the only way to define the thorax segment.+Wu, G. et al. ISB recommendation on definitions of joint coordinate systems of various joints for the reporting of human motion - Part II: shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand. Journal of Biomechanics 38, page 981-992, 2005.
  
-thorax_ab_1.jpg+**Note:** Minor changes were made to the recommendation to facilitate its implementation in Visual3D and for consistency with other commonly used coordinate systems. Users are encouraged to adapt these to their own needs and requirements. The following should mainly be used as a starting point, and not as the only way to define the Thorax segment.
  
-==== anatomical landmarks ====+{{:Thorax_ab_1.jpg}}
  
-**cv7**: spinal process of the 7th cervical vertebra\\ +=== Anatomical Landmarks ===
-**tv8**: spinal process of the 8th thoracic vertbebra\\ +
-**ij**: deepest point of the suprasternal notch (incisura jugularis)\\ +
-**px**: xiphoid process, most caudal point on the sternum\\+
  
 +**CV7**: Spinal process of the 7th cervical vertebra\\
 +**TV8**: Spinal process of the 8th thoracic vertbebra\\
 +**IJ**: Deepest point of the suprasternal notch (Incisura Jugularis)\\
 +**PX**: Xiphoid process, most caudal point on the sternum\\
  
-**note:** cv7 can be replaced by the second thoracic vertebra (tv2) if required. tv8 can also be replaced either by the tenth (tv10) or twelfth (tv12) thoracic vertebra, or the mid-point between the lowest aspect of the scapula. 
  
-**quick trick:** if a lower posterior thorax marker is used, but not require to be placed on a specific anatomical landmark, a quick, consistent and reliable way to place this marker is as followed:+**Note:** CV7 can be replaced by the second thoracic vertebra (TV2) if required. TV8 can also be replaced either by the tenth (TV10) or twelfth (TV12) thoracic vertebra, or the mid-point between the lowest aspect of the scapula.
  
-with the subject standing up, ask them to place one of their arms behind their back with their elbow flexed at 90 degree, so that their forearm crosses their spine in a perpendicular manner. place the lower posterior thoracic marker on the spine, "2 fingers" above their arm.+**Quick Trick:** If a lower posterior thorax marker is used, but not require to be placed on a specific anatomical landmark, a quick, consistent and reliable way to place this marker is as followed:
  
-==== technical coordinate system xt, yt, zt ====+With the subject standing up, ask them to place one of their arms behind their back with their elbow flexed at 90 degree, so that their forearm crosses their spine in a perpendicular manner. Place the lower posterior thoracic marker on the spine, "2 fingers" above their arm.
  
-**origin**: the origin coincident with the mid-point between ij and cv7.\\ +=== Technical Coordinate system Xt, Yt, Zt ===
-**x<sub>t</sub>**: the line perpendicular to the plane formed by ij, cv7, and the midpoint between px and t8, pointing to the right.\\ +
-**y<sub>t</sub>**: the common line perpendicular to the z<sub>t</sub>- and x<sub>t</sub>-axis, pointing forwards.\\ +
-**z<sub>t</sub>**: the line connecting the midpoint between px and t8 and the midpoint between ij and cv7, pointing upward.\\+
  
 +**Origin**: The origin coincident with the mid-point between IJ and CV7.\\
 +**X<sub>t</sub>**: The line perpendicular to the plane formed by IJ, CV7, and the midpoint between PX and T8, pointing to the right.\\
 +**Y<sub>t</sub>**: The common line perpendicular to the Z<sub>t</sub>- and X<sub>t</sub>-axis, pointing forwards.\\
 +**Z<sub>t</sub>**: The line connecting the midpoint between PX and T8 and the midpoint between IJ and CV7, pointing upward.\\
  
-==== visual3d model construction ==== 
  
-the file //thorax_static.c3d// can be downloaded for this tutorial. alternatively, you can also use your own data, with a similar markerset.+=== Visual3D Model Construction ===
  
-landmarks need to be created for: midpoint of ij and cv7 (**mid_ijcv7**), midpoint of px and tv8 (**mid_pxtv8**) and thorax_x.+The file //Thorax_Static.c3d// can be downloaded for this tutorial. Alternatively, you can also use your own data, with a similar markerset.
  
-to create the midpoint of ij and the cv7 landmark **mid_ijcv7**:+Landmarks need to be created for: midpoint of IJ and CV7 (**MID_IJCV7**), midpoint of PX and TV8 (**MID_PXTV8**) and THORAX_X.
  
-  - click on the **landmarks** tab +To create the midpoint of IJ and the CV7 landmark **MID_IJCV7**:
-  - click on **add new landmark** tab +
-  - in the **landmark name** box, enter //mid_ijcv7// +
-  - in the **starting point** box, enter //ij// +
-  - in the **ending point** box, enter //cv7// +
-  - from the **offset using the following ap/ml/axial offsets** box, in the **axial** enter //0.5// +
-  - check the **offset by percent (1.0=100%) (meters when not checked)** +
-  - click **apply.**+
  
-mid_ijcv7.png\\+  - Click on the **Landmarks** TAB 
 +  - Click on **Add New Landmark** tab 
 +  - In the **Landmark Name** box, enter //MID_IJCV7// 
 +  - In the **Starting Point** box, enter //IJ// 
 +  - In the **Ending Point** box, enter //CV7// 
 +  - From the **Offset Using the Following AP/ML/Axial Offsets** box, in the **AXIAL** enter //0.5// 
 +  - Check the **Offset by Percent (1.0=100%) (Meters when not checked)** 
 +  - Click **Apply.**
  
 +{{:MID_IJCV7.png}}\\
  
-to create the midpoint of px and the tv8 landmark **mid_pxtv8**: 
  
-  - click on **add new landmark** tab +To create the midpoint of PX and the TV8 landmark **MID_PXTV8**:
-  - in the **landmark name** box, enter //mid_pxtv8// +
-  - in the **starting point** box, enter //px// +
-  - in the **ending point** box, enter //tv8// +
-  - from the **offset using the following ap/ml/axial offsets** box, in the **axial** enter //0.5// +
-  - check the **offset by percent (1.0=100%) (meters when not checked)** +
-  - click **apply.**+
  
-to create the lateral thorax landmark used to define the medio-lateral axis **thorax_x**:+  - Click on **Add New Landmark** tab 
 +  - In the **Landmark Name** box, enter //MID_PXTV8// 
 +  - In the **Starting Point** box, enter //PX// 
 +  - In the **Ending Point** box, enter //TV8// 
 +  - From the **Offset Using the Following AP/ML/Axial Offsets** box, in the **AXIAL** enter //0.5// 
 +  - Check the **Offset by Percent (1.0=100%) (Meters when not checked)** 
 +  - Click **Apply.**
  
-  - click on **add new landmark** tab +To create the lateral Thorax landmark used to define the medio-lateral axis **THORAX_X**:
-  - in the **landmark name** box, enter //thorax_x// +
-  - in the **starting point** box, enter //ij// +
-  - in the **ending point** box, enter //cv7// +
-  - in the **lateral object** box, enter //mid_pxtv8// +
-  - from the **offset using the following ml/ap/axial offsets** box, in the **ap** enter //0.1// **axial** enter //0.5*distance(ij,cv7)// +
-  - click **apply.**+
  
-thorax_x.png\\+  - Click on **Add New Landmark** tab 
 +  - In the **Landmark Name** box, enter //THORAX_X// 
 +  - In the **Starting Point** box, enter //IJ// 
 +  - In the **Ending Point** box, enter //CV7// 
 +  - In the **Lateral object** box, enter //MID_PXTV8// 
 +  - From the **Offset Using the Following ML/AP/Axial Offsets** box, in the **AP** enter //0.1// **AXIAL** enter //0.5*DISTANCE(IJ,CV7)// 
 +  - Click **Apply.**
  
 +{{:THORAX_X.png}}\\
  
-we have now created all the needed landmarks for the thorax/ab segment. to create the thorax/ab segment in visual 3d: 
  
-  - click on **segments** tab +We have now created all the needed landmarks for the Thorax/Ab segment. To create the Thorax/Ab segment in Visual 3D:
-  - from the **segment name** box, select //thorax/ab.// +
-  - from the **segment type** box, select //visual 3d.// +
-  - click **create.**+
  
-a dialog will open that will allow us to define the segment. the z axis, pointing upwards, is the predominant axis. this is defined as the direction from the midpoint of the px and tv8 to the midpoint of ij and cv7. the proximal and distal ends of the segment must be defined. the origin is the mid_ijcv7.+  - Click on **Segments** tab 
 +  - From the **Segment Name** box, select //Thorax/Ab.// 
 +  - From the **Segment Type** box, select //Visual 3D.// 
 +  - Click **Create.**
  
-  - in the **define proximal joint and radius** section, select //mid_ijcv7// for the **joint.** +A dialog will open that will allow us to define the segment. The Z axis, pointing upwards, is the predominant axis. This is defined as the direction from the midpoint of the PX and TV8 to the midpoint of IJ and CV7. The proximal and distal ends of the segment must be defined. The origin is the MID_IJCV7.
-  - in the **proximal radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(lsho,rsho)//. +
-  - in the **define distal joint and radius** section, select //mid_pxtv8// for the **joint.** +
-  - in the **distal radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(lsho,rsho)// +
-  - in the **extra target to define orientation** section, select //lateral// for the **location.** and //thorax_x// for the marker. +
-  - in the **select tracking targets**, click on //cv7//, //ij//, //px//, and //tv8// +
-  - in **depth**, enter //0.14// +
-  - click on **build model**+
  
-thoraxtusegdef.png+  - In the **Define Proximal Joint and Radius** section, select //MID_IJCV7// for the **Joint.** 
 +  - In the **Proximal Radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(LSHO,RSHO)//. 
 +  - In the **Define Distal Joint and Radius** section, select //MID_PXTV8// for the **Joint.** 
 +  - In the **Distal Radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(LSHO,RSHO)// 
 +  - In the **Extra Target to Define Orientation** section, select //Lateral// for the **Location.** and //THORAX_X// for the marker. 
 +  - In the **Select Tracking Targets**, click on //CV7//, //IJ//, //PX//, and //TV8// 
 +  - In **Depth**, enter //0.14// 
 +  - Click on **Build Model**
  
-==== scaling the thorax's graphic ====+{{:THORAXTUSEGDEF.png}}
  
-you should now see a thorax segment on your standing model. the thorax graphic is not oriented or scaled correctly. if you do not see the thorax segment after clicking build model, double check the values you entered in the last step. we now need to rotate the thorax graphic to the correct orientation. to orient the thorax skeleton graphic.+=== Scaling the thorax's graphic ===
  
-  - click on the **segment properties** tab +You should now see a thorax segment on your standing model. The thorax graphic is not oriented or scaled correctly. If you do not see the thorax segment after clicking Build Model, double check the values you entered in the last step. We now need to rotate the thorax graphic to the correct orientation. To orient the thorax skeleton graphic.
-  - click on **rotate scale/graphic model** tab +
-  - rotate the scale/graphic 180 in vertical rotation. +
-  - click on scale button +
-  - change the scale for all three (width, depth and height) to 180 +
-  - click on the move button +
-  - change the move up/down to 65 +
-  - click on **ok** +
-  - click on **apply**+
  
-**note:** the scaling and position (move) values are specific to this tutorial's dataset. the values may vary if using your own dataset.+  - Click on the **Segment Properties** TAB 
 +  - Click on **Rotate Scale/Graphic Model** tab 
 +  - Rotate the scale/graphic 180 in vertical rotation. 
 +  - Click on Scale button 
 +  - Change the scale for all three (width, depth and height) to 180 
 +  - Click on the Move button 
 +  - Change the Move Up/Down to 65 
 +  - Click on **Ok** 
 +  - Click on **Apply**
  
-thorax_seg.png+**Note:** The scaling and position (move) values are specific to this tutorial's dataset. The values may vary if using your own dataset.
  
-==== isb's exact coordinate system ====+{{:THORAX_SEG.png}}
  
-once the above thorax segment has been created, it is very easy to create another thorax segment to the isb's exact specifications.\\+=== ISB's exact coordinate system ===
  
 +Once the above Thorax segment has been created, it is very easy to create another Thorax segment to the ISB's exact specifications.\\
  
-two additional landmarks have to be created, thorax_isb_z and thorax_isb_y: 
  
-to create the **thorax_isb_z** landmark:+Two additional landmarks have to be created, THORAX_ISB_Z and THORAX_ISB_Y:
  
-  - click on the **landmarks** tab +To create the **THORAX_ISB_Z** landmark:
-  - click on **add new landmark** tab +
-  - in the **landmark name** box, enter //thorax_isb_z// +
-  - in the **starting point** box, enter //ij// +
-  - in the **existing segment** box, select //thorax/ab// +
-  - from the **offset using the following ap/ml/axial offsets** box, in the **ml** enter //0.1// +
-  - click **apply.**+
  
-thorax_isb_z.png+  - Click on the **Landmarks** TAB 
 +  - Click on **Add New Landmark** tab 
 +  - In the **Landmark Name** box, enter //THORAX_ISB_Z// 
 +  - In the **Starting Point** box, enter //IJ// 
 +  - In the **Existing Segment** box, select //Thorax/Ab// 
 +  - From the **Offset Using the Following AP/ML/Axial Offsets** box, in the **ML** enter //0.1// 
 +  - Click **Apply.**
  
-to create the **thorax_isb_y** landmark:+{{:THORAX_ISB_Z.png}}
  
-  - click on the **landmarks** tab +To create the **THORAX_ISB_Y** landmark:
-  - click on **add new landmark** tab +
-  - in the **landmark name** box, enter //thorax_isb_y// +
-  - in the **starting point** box, enter //ij// +
-  - in the **existing segment** box, select //thorax/ab// +
-  - from the **offset using the following ap/ml/axial offsets** box, in the **axial** enter //0.1// +
-  - click **apply.**+
  
-once these two landmarks have been created,+  - Click on the **Landmarks** TAB 
 +  - Click on **Add New Landmark** tab 
 +  - In the **Landmark Name** box, enter //THORAX_ISB_Y// 
 +  - In the **Starting Point** box, enter //IJ// 
 +  - In the **Existing Segment** box, select //Thorax/Ab// 
 +  - From the **Offset Using the Following AP/ML/Axial Offsets** box, in the **AXIAL** enter //0.1// 
 +  - Click **Apply.**
  
-  - in the **define proximal joint and radius** section, select //ij// for the **joint.** +Once these two landmarks have been created, 
-  - in the **proximal radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(lsho,rsho)//. + 
-  - in the **define distal joint and radius** section, select //thorax_isb_y// for the **joint.** +  - In the **Define Proximal Joint and Radius** section, select //IJ// for the **Joint.** 
-  - in the **distal radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(lsho,rsho)// +  - In the **Proximal Radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(LSHO,RSHO)//. 
-  - in the **extra target to define orientation** section, select //lateral// for the **location.** and //thorax_isb_z// for the marker. +  - In the **Define Distal Joint and Radius** section, select //THORAX_ISB_Y// for the **Joint.** 
-  - in the **select tracking targets**, click on //cv7//, //ij//, //px//, and //tv8// +  - In the **Distal Radius** box, enter //0.5*distance(LSHO,RSHO)// 
-  - in **depth**, enter //0.14//\\+  - In the **Extra Target to Define Orientation** section, select //Lateral// for the **Location.** and //THORAX_ISB_Z// for the marker. 
 +  - In the **Select Tracking Targets**, click on //CV7//, //IJ//, //PX//, and //TV8// 
 +  - In **Depth**, enter //0.14//\\
 \\ \\
  
-  - go to the segment properties tab +  - Go to the Segment Properties tab 
-  - select **thorax_isb** in the //segment name// list +  - Select **THORAX_ISB** in the //Segment Name// list 
-  - for //segment mass//, enter **0.1**. +  - For //Segment Mass//, enter **0.1**. 
-  - for //segment geometry//, select **cone** from the list +  - For //Segment Geometry//, select **Cone** from the list 
-  - click **apply** +  - Click **Apply** 
-  - click on **build model**+  - Click on **Build Model**
  
-in the segment properties tab, select thorax_isb from the segment name box.+In the Segment Properties tab, select THORAX_ISB from the Segment Name box.
  
-  - click on **modify segment coordinate system** +  - Click on **Modify Segment Coordinate System** 
-  - for the //a/p axis//, select **-x** +  - For the //A/P Axis//, select **-X** 
-  - for the //distal to proximal// axis, select **-y** +  - For the //Distal to Proximal// axis, select **-Y** 
-  - click **ok**+  - Click **OK**
  
-thorax_isb.png+{{:THORAX_ISB.png}}
  
-===== rab thorax model =====+==== RAB Thorax Model ====
  
-model based on the upper extremity model developed by dr. george rab, kyria petuskey, and anita bagley from shriners hospital for children, northern california. refer to their paper "a method for determination of upper extremity kinematics" gait & posture 15 (2002) 113-119 for the exact model specifics ([[http://www.iprmd.org/downloads/publications/bagley/a_method_for_determination_of_upper_extremity_kinematics.pdf|download here]]). another article using the rab upper body model can be [[http://www.iprmd.org/downloads/publications/james/27_upper.pdf|downloaded here]].\\+Model based on the upper extremity model developed by Dr. George Rab, Kyria Petuskey, and Anita Bagley from Shriners Hospital for Children, Northern California. Refer to their paper "A Method for Determination of Upper Extremity Kinematics" Gait & Posture 15 (2002) 113-119 for the exact model specifics ([[http://www.iprmd.org/downloads/publications/bagley/A_Method_for_Determination_of_Upper_Extremity_Kinematics.pdf|Download here]]). Another article using the Rab upper body model can be [[http://www.iprmd.org/downloads/publications/james/27_Upper.pdf|downloaded here]].\\
 \\ \\
-the thorax/ab segment is constructed from virtual landmarks on the lateral superior borders of the iliac crest and virtual landmarks at the shoulder joint centers.+The Thorax/Ab segment is constructed from virtual landmarks on the lateral superior borders of the Iliac Crest and virtual landmarks at the shoulder joint centers.
  
-==== iliac crest landmarks ====+=== Iliac Crest Landmarks ===
  
-the iliac crest landmarks were estimated using the [[visual3d:documentation:modeling:muscles:overview#terry_database|terry database]] published as:+The Iliac Crest Landmarks were estimated using the [[Visual3D:Documentation:Modeling:Muscles:Muscles_Overview#Terry_Database|Terry Database]] published as:
  
-**kepple tm, sommer hj, siegel kl, standhope sj** (1998) a three-dimensional musculoskeletal database for the lower extremities. journal of biomechanics 31, pp 77-80 +**Kepple TM, Sommer HJ, Siegel KL, Standhope SJ** (1998) A three-dimensional musculoskeletal database for the lower extremities. Journal of Biomechanics 31, pp 77-80 
-this landmark was not part of the original terry database, but we estimated the position from the database that can be downloaded [[https://www.has-motion.com/download/terry_data.zip|here]].+This landmark was not part of the original Terry Database, but we estimated the position from the database that can be downloaded [[https://www.has-motion.com/download/Terry_Data.zip|Here]].
  
-the medial/lateral and superior/inferior location of the **right_iliac** and **left_iliac** landmarks were defined as the most lateral point on the superior tubercle of the iliac crest (landmarks 39 & 40 of the terry pelvis dataset)+The medial/lateral and superior/inferior location of the **RIGHT_ILIAC** and **LEFT_ILIAC** landmarks were defined as the most lateral point on the superior tubercle of the Iliac crest (landmarks 39 & 40 of the Terry Pelvis dataset)
  
-the anterior/posterior location of the **right_iliac** and **left_iliac** landmarks were defined as the lateral surface of the right ilium at midpoint between most lateral point on superior tubercle of the iliac crest and origin of the gluteus medius posterior fibers {landmarks 43 & 44 of the terry pelvis dataset)+The anterior/posterior location of the **RIGHT_ILIAC** and **LEFT_ILIAC** landmarks were defined as the lateral surface of the Right ilium at midpoint between most lateral point on superior tubercle of the Iliac crest and origin of the Gluteus Medius posterior fibers {landmarks 43 & 44 of the Terry Pelvis dataset)
  
-the location of terry landmark 39 is (22.332 , -54.477 , 29.705) +The location of Terry Landmark 39 is (22.332 , -54.477 , 29.705) 
-the location of terry landmark 40 is (-251.082 , -49.732 , 36.540) +The location of Terry Landmark 40 is (-251.082 , -49.732 , 36.540) 
-these values were averaged for creating the landmark. +These values were averaged for creating the landmark. 
-from the terry dataset the distance between the asis landmarks (terry landmarks 1&2) is approximately 228 which is defined as the x-axis of the pelvis. +From the Terry dataset the distance between the ASIS landmarks (Terry landmarks 1&2) is approximately 228 which is defined as the x-axis of the pelvis. 
-the x-component of the **right_iliac** landmark in pelvis coordinates is (114+22.7)*asis_distance/228 +The x-component of the **RIGHT_ILIAC** landmark in Pelvis coordinates is (114+22.7)*ASIS_DISTANCE/228 
-the z-component of the **right_iliac** landmark in pelvis coordinates is (33.1)*asis_distance/228 +The z-component of the **RIGHT_ILIAC** landmark in Pelvis coordinates is (33.1)*ASIS_DISTANCE/228 
-from the terry dataset the perpendicular distance from the x-axis to the mid-point of the psis landmarks (terry landmarks 3&4) is approximately 143.5 +From the Terry dataset the perpendicular distance from the x-axis to the mid-point of the PSIS landmarks (Terry landmarks 3&4) is approximately 143.5 
-in visual3d create a subject/model metric to compute this distance as the distance from the sacr marker to the mid-point of the rasi and lasi markers. +In Visual3D create a Subject/Model Metric to compute this distance as the distance from the SACR marker to the mid-point of the RASI and LASI markers. 
-rab6.jpg +{{:Rab6.jpg}} 
-the y-component of the **right_iliac** landmark in pelvis coordinates is (-54.477)*asis_sacr/143.5 +The y-component of the **RIGHT_ILIAC** landmark in Pelvis coordinates is (-54.477)*ASIS_SACR/143.5 
-create the **right_iliac** landmark using these values as. +Create the **RIGHT_ILIAC** Landmark using these values as. 
-rab7.jpg +{{:Rab7.jpg}} 
-in summary:+In Summary:
  
-the right_iliac landmark is defined as:+The RIGHT_ILIAC landmark is defined as:
  
-existing segment= pelvis +Existing Segment= Pelvis 
-ml= (114+22.332)*asis_distance/228 +ML= (114+22.332)*ASIS_DISTANCE/228 
-ap= (-54.477)*asis_sacr/143.5 +AP= (-54.477)*ASIS_SACR/143.5 
-axial= (33.1)*asis_distance/228+AXIAL= (33.1)*ASIS_DISTANCE/228
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-the left_iliac landmark is assumed to be located symmetrically and defined as:+The LEFT_ILIAC landmark is assumed to be located symmetrically and defined as: 
 + 
 +Existing Segment= Pelvis 
 +ML= -(114+22.332)*ASIS_DISTANCE/228 
 +AP= (-54.477)*ASIS_SACR/143.5 
 +AXIAL= (33.1)*ASIS_DISTANCE/228 
 +{{:Rab8.jpg}} 
 +=== Construct the segment ===
  
-existing segment= pelvis +We have now created all the needed landmarks for the thorax/ab segment. To create the thorax/ab segment in Visual 3D:
-ml= -(114+22.332)*asis_distance/228 +
-ap= (-54.477)*asis_sacr/143.5 +
-axial= (33.1)*asis_distance/228 +
-rab8.jpg +
-==== construct the segment ====+
  
-we have now created all the needed landmarks for the thorax/ab segment. to create the thorax/ab segment in visual 3d:+  - Click on **Segments** tab 
 +  - From the **Segment Name** box, select //Thorax/Ab.// 
 +  - From the **Segment Type** box, select //Visual 3D.// 
 +  - Click **Create.**
  
-  - click on **segments** tab +A dialog will open that will allow us to define the segment.
-  - from the **segment name** box, select //thorax/ab.// +
-  - from the **segment type** box, select //visual 3d.// +
-  - click **create.**+
  
-a dialog will open that will allow us to define the segment.+  - In the **Define Proximal Joint and Radius** section, select //RIGHT_ILIAC// for the **Lateral.** and select //LEFT_ILIAC// for the **Medial.** 
 +  - In the **Define Distal Joint and Radius** section, select //RSHO// for the **Lateral.** and select //LSHO// for the **Medial.** 
 +  - In the **Select Tracking Targets**, click on //C7//, //STRN//, //LSHO//, //RSHO// 
 +  - In the **Depth (Meters):** box, enter //0.12// 
 +  - Click on **Build Model**
  
-  - in the **define proximal joint and radius** section, select //right_iliac// for the **lateral.** and select //left_iliac// for the **medial.** +{{:Rab11.jpg}}
-  - in the **define distal joint and radius** section, select //rsho// for the **lateral.** and select //lsho// for the **medial.** +
-  - in the **select tracking targets**, click on //c7//, //strn//, //lsho//, //rsho// +
-  - in the **depth (meters):** box, enter //0.12// +
-  - click on **build model**+
  
-rab11.jpg+You should now see a thorax segment on your standing model. If you do not see the thorax segment after clicking Build Model, double check the values you entered in the last step.
  
-you should now see a thorax segment on your standing model. if you do not see the thorax segment after clicking build model, double check the values you entered in the last step.+{{:Rab12.jpg}}
  
-rab12.jpg+Note that the Z-axis of the segment (Blue Line) is pointing down, so we must fix that.
  
-note that the z-axis of the segment (blue line) is pointing down, so we must fix that.+{{:Rab13.jpg}}
  
-rab13.jpg+Switch to the segment properties tab, select the Thorax/Ab segment in the combo box, and select Modify Segment Coordinate System.
  
-switch to the segment properties tab, select the thorax/ab segment in the combo box, and select modify segment coordinate system.+{{:Rab14.jpg}}
  
-rab14.jpg+Select the AP direction to be -Y and the AXIAL direction to be -Z
  
-select the ap direction to be -y and the axial direction to be -z+This may seem a little strange at first because it is certainly an option to create the segment with the Acromion at the proximal end and the Iliac Crest at the distal end.
  
-this may seem a little strange at first because it is certainly an option to create the segment with the acromion at the proximal end and the iliac crest at the distal end.+Placing the proximal end of the thorax/ab segment at the pelvis essentially places two proximal ends together (e.g. the Thorax/Ab and Pelvis), but now the distal end of the Thorax/Ab segment is at the shoulders, which allows the creation of shoulder and neck joints (e.g. the arms and head are considered distal segments of the body).
  
-placing the proximal end of the thorax/ab segment at the pelvis essentially places two proximal ends together (e.g. the thorax/ab and pelvis), but now the distal end of the thorax/ab segment is at the shoulders, which allows the creation of shoulder and neck joints (e.g. the arms and head are considered distal segments of the body).+{{:Rab15.jpg}}
  
-rab15.jpg+==== References ====
  
-===== references =====+**ISB Thorax**: Wu, Ge, et al. "ISB recommendation on definitions of joint coordinate systems of various joints for the reporting of human joint motion—Part II: shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand." Journal of biomechanics 38.5 (2005): 981-992.
  
-**isb thorax**: wu, ge, et al. "isb recommendation on definitions of joint coordinate systems of various joints for the reporting of human joint motion—part ii: shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand." journal of biomechanics 38.5 (2005): 981-992.+**RAB Thorax**: Rab, George, Kyria Petuskey, and Anita Bagley. "A method for determination of upper extremity kinematics." Gait & posture 15.2 (2002): 113-119.
  
-**rab thorax**: rab, george, kyria petuskey, and anita bagley. "a method for determination of upper extremity kinematics." gait & posture 15.2 (2002): 113-119. 
  
  
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