Assessment of muscle performance using vibromyography (VMG) and electromyography(EMG)

Yasotha Padmanathan, Maryam Pourmajidian, Hasliza Yusoff, A. Wahab, N. Hasnan, N. A. Hamzaid, G. Davis
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The present work shows a preliminary study conducted using Vibromyography (VMG) sensor and Electromyography (EMG) sensor with the help of Biodex system on evaluating muscle performances. Surface EMG and Biodex torque are set as reference signal to be compared with VMG signal obtained from the experiment. A total of 5 healthy subjects performed isokinetic knee extension exercise at the speed of 90 deg·s-1 and 120 deg·s-1 supported by biodex dynamometer. Preliminary statistical analysis to find the correlation between the reference signals is calculated. An acceptable high correlation values was obtained for both speeds where Biodex-VMG shows (r=0.80 and r=0.81), Biodex-EMG shows (r=0.89 and r=0.88) and VMG-EMG shows(r=0.78 and r=0.77) for speed 90 deg·s-1 and 120 deg·s-1 respectively. A slightly higher correlation was achieved between biodex and VMG suggesting the high potential of the sensor for mechanical evaluations. However further analysis considering various conditions is needed in order to prove the reliability of VMG as a sensor to measure force related parameter in muscle evaluation.
用肌振图(VMG)和肌电图(EMG)评价肌肉性能
本研究在Biodex系统的帮助下,利用肌振图(VMG)传感器和肌电图(EMG)传感器对肌肉性能进行了初步研究。将表面肌电信号和Biodex转矩作为参考信号,与实验得到的VMG信号进行比较。5名健康受试者在生物指数测力仪支持下,分别以90°·s-1和120°·s-1的速度进行等速膝关节伸展运动。对参考信号进行了初步的统计分析,找出了参考信号之间的相关性。在90度·s-1和120度·s-1的速度下,Biodex-VMG显示(r=0.80和r=0.81)、Biodex-EMG显示(r=0.89和r=0.88)和VMG-EMG显示(r=0.78和r=0.77),均获得了可接受的高相关性值。生物指数和VMG之间的相关性略高,表明传感器在机械评估方面具有很高的潜力。然而,为了证明VMG作为测量肌肉评估中力相关参数的传感器的可靠性,还需要进一步考虑各种条件进行分析。
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