1. The role of the scapulo-thoracic and gleno-humeral joints in upper-limb motion in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy 
Sylvain Brochard, Mathieu Lempereur, Linda Mao, Olivier Rémy-Néris 
Clinical Biomechanics 
Volume 27, Issue 7, Pages (August 2012)
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2. Fig. 1
Description of the protocol. Reflective markers were placed on C7 (7th cervical vertebra), IJ (incisura jugularis), T8 (8th thoracic vertebra), PX (processus xyphoideus) and lateral and medial epicondyles. A cluster of four markers was fixed on the arm. An acromion marker cluster (AMC) of three 14mm markers was positioned on the flat surface of the acromion. A scapula locator, placed over the angulus acromius, angulus inferius and trigonum spinae, was used to calibrate the initial scapula position in the AMC frame, with the arm at rest.
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3. Fig. 2
Description of the scapulo-thoracic (ST) (above) and gleno-humeral (GH) (below) joint rotations and matched Euler sequences and directions.
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4. Fig. 3
Abduction task. Mean (and standard deviation) kinematics of the thoraco humeral (TH), scapulo-thoracic (ST) and gleno-humeral (GH) joints for the TD (black line) and HCP children (gray line). The results of ST and GH kinematics above 120° of TH elevation have to be considered cautiously because of the soft tissue artifacts which can occur around the AMC.
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5. Fig. 4
Flexion task. Mean (and standard deviation) kinematics of the thoraco humeral (TH), scapulo-thoracic (ST) and gleno-humeral (GH) joints for the TD (black line) and HCP children (gray line). The results of ST and GH kinematics above 120° of TH elevation have to be considered cautiously because of the soft tissue artifacts which can occur around the AMC.
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6. Fig. 5
Hand to head task. Mean (and standard deviation) kinematics of the thoraco humeral (TH), scapulo-thoracic (ST) and gleno-humeral (GH) joints for the TD (black line) and HCP children (gray line).
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7. Supplementary file 3
Hand to contralateral shoulder task. Mean (and standard deviation) kinematics of the thoraco humeral (TH), scapulo-thoracic (ST) and gleno-humeral (GH) joints for the TD (black line) and HCP children (gray line).
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8. Supplementary file 4
Hand to back pocket task. Mean (and standard deviation) kinematics of the thoraco humeral (TH), scapulo-thoracic (ST) and gleno-humeral (GH) joints for the TD (black line) and HCP children (gray line).
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9. Supplementary file 5
Horizontal adduction task. Mean (and standard deviation) kinematics of the thoraco humeral (TH), scapulo-thoracic (ST) and gleno-humeral (GH) joints for the TD (black line) and HCP children (gray line).
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