急速上肢挙上時の立位姿勢調節に対する身体重心の前後方向の位置と重量負荷の影響

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A study was conducted to investigate the effects of a sagittal position of the body gravity center (GCP) and manual weight-load on postural control during rapid arm-lifting. The subjects were five males aged 21 to 36 years. They stood on a force plate while maintaining the GCP at 30%, 45% and 60% from the heel, regarding the fool length as 100%, and anteriorly lifted both arms spontaneously as rapidly as possible. These trials were carried out ten times under a 5 kg weight or no weight. EMGs of the biceps femoris muscle (BFM) and anterior deltoid muscle (ADM), the fluctuation of the center of foot pressure (CFP) and body motion were analyzed by focusing on their time sequences. At 45% and 60% GCP the BFM action started prior to the ADM action, whereas at 30% GCP it tended to lag behind. The lag times under no weight were 13.9±12.75ms (mean±SD) at 30% GCP, -32.7±18.18ms at 45% GCP and -46.0±19.40ms at 60% GCP. Those under 5 kg weight were 15.0±11.40ms at 30% GCP, -22.0±6.74ms at 45% GCP and -28.9±7.63ms at 60% GCP. These results indicate that the anticipatory action of the muscle related to postural control arises only at specific GCPs. The difference of starting points for BFM action to ADM action showed no significant difference between 45% and 60% GCP for either as 5kg or no weight. The CFP position moving in a forward direction during arm-lifting showed a marked difference between 45% and 60% GCP. The time for arm-lifting showed a marked difference between 5 kg and no weight. These results suggest that the starting point of anticipatory muscle action related to postural control does not change according to the magnitude and time course of the distance to the body equilibrium as a result of arm-lifting.
日本体力医学会の論文
1991-08-01

急速上肢挙上時の立位姿勢調節に対する身体重心の前後方向の位置と重量負荷の影響

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