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Date of download: 9/19/2016 Copyright © ASME. All rights reserved. From: Use of Virtual, Interactive, Musculoskeletal System (VIMS) in Modeling and Analysis of Shoulder Throwing Activity J Biomech Eng. 2005;127(3): doi: / The functional flow chart in application VIMS software for biomechanical analysis of a human shoulder in baseball pitching. Applying VIMS-tool incorporated pitching kinematics data and the graphic model from VIMS-model software to develop a graphic- based biomechanical analysis model in study baseball pitching in the shoulder. Joint motion, kinetics results, muscle moment arm, pitching motion animation, muscle forces and joint constraint forces could be quantified. Figure Legend:

Date of download: 9/19/2016 Copyright © ASME. All rights reserved. From: Use of Virtual, Interactive, Musculoskeletal System (VIMS) in Modeling and Analysis of Shoulder Throwing Activity J Biomech Eng. 2005;127(3): doi: / The entire baseball pitching cycle is divided into five phases: the “wind up;” the “early cocking,” the “late cocking,” the “acceleration,” and the “follow-through” phases. The junction between early and late cocking phases defines the time point of foot contact, the late cocking and the acceleration phases mark the time point of maximum shoulder external rotation, and the connection between the acceleration and the follow-through phases defines the key time point of ball release. The surface markers used to define the local reference coordinate systems (C.S.) for the pitching hand at the wrist, forearm at the elbow, upper arm at the shoulder, the trunk at the sternum and the pelvis at the lumbarsacral junction during baseball pitching. This multibody system above the pelvis including the entire pitching arm was used to facilitate kinematic analysis which were shown together with the respective coordinate axes in the insert figure. Figure Legend:

Date of download: 9/19/2016 Copyright © ASME. All rights reserved. From: Use of Virtual, Interactive, Musculoskeletal System (VIMS) in Modeling and Analysis of Shoulder Throwing Activity J Biomech Eng. 2005;127(3): doi: / Resultant muscle moment arms and moment arms about the three reference axes fixed to the humerus. Only the main muscle and branch data are illustrated here. Phases I, II, III, IV represent the “early cocking,” the “late cocking,” the “acceleration,” and the “follow-through” phases, respectively. (a) The resultant muscle moment arms. (b) “Flex/Ext” represents the flexion/extension moment arm with respect to the y axis. (c) “Abd/Add” represents the abduction/adduction moment arm about the x axis. (d) “Int/Ext” represents the internal/external rotation moment arm about the z axis. Figure Legend: