V WMSSE

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English title:	Isokinetic and isometric dynamometry in the accessing of muscular performance after induced injury by isokinetic exercise
Spanish title:	Dinamometr�a isocin�tica e isom�trica en el acceso al rendimiento muscular tras lesi�n inducida por ejercicio isocin�tico
English abstract:	The human being executes actions that imply the generation of torque and the recruitment of motor units to perform daily activities. Through isokinetic dynamometry, muscle performance is studied, which describes the functioning of the muscles and their ability to perform tasks. In this research work, the relationship between isokinetic and isometric dynamometric parameters was analyzed as a function of the physiological condition of the muscle. The retrospective study of data obtained using the Biodex and Humac Norm dynamometers is presented in two moments of measurement that are: immediate response and 24 hours after exercise, carried out on eight healthy participants (men) aged between 18 years and 29 years classified as moderately active according to the international physical activity questionnaire. We found that the isokinetic and isometric parameters presented statistically significant differences associated with the physiological condition of muscle injury produced after exercise with eccentric contractions.
Spanish abstract:	Los humanos ejecutan acciones que implican la generaci�n de torque y el reclutamiento de unidades motoras para realizar actividades diarias. El desempe�o del m�sculo es estudiado a trav�s de dinamometr�a isocin�tica, con la cual se describe el funcionamiento de este y su capacidad para realizar actividades. En esta investigaci�n, la relaci�n entre par�metros dinamom�tricos isocin�ticos e isom�tricos fue analizada en funci�n de la condici�n fisiol�gica del m�sculo. El estudio de datos retrospectivos obtenidos con los dinam�metros Biodex y Humac Norm se presenta en dos momentos de medici�n: la respuesta inmediata y despu�s de 24 horas del ejercicio, para ocho participantes sanos (hombres) con edades entre 18 a�os y 29 a�os, clasificados como moderadamente activos de acuerdo con el cuestionario internacional de actividad f�sica. Encontramos que los par�metros isom�tricos e isocin�ticos presentan diferencias estad�sticas significativas asociadas con la condici�n fisiol�gica del da�o muscular producido por ejercicio, con contracciones exc�ntricas.
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Name	Institution	Email
David Alejandro Miranda Mercado	Universidad Industrial de Santander	dalemir@uis.edu.co
Diana Carolina Delgado D�az	Universidad Industrial de Santander	diacadel@uis.edu.co
Wilson Andr�s Pab�n Fl�rez	Universidad Industrial de Santander	wilson15b@gmail.com

Presentation

Room:	Principal Room
Date:	26 July 2022
Hour:	18:10 - 18:30

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V Workshop on Modeling and Simulation for Science and Engineering

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