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Segment and joint names

skeleton names

Skeleton description

Number Segment Proximal Joint Distal Joint
1 Hips Null Null
2 Spine HipsSpine SpineSpine1
3 Spine1 SpineSpine1 SpineSpine2
4 Spine2 Spine1Spine2 Spine2Neck
5 Neck Spine2Neck NeckHead
6 Head NeckHead HeadContact*
7
12
LeftShoulder
RightShoulder
LeftSternoclavicular
RightSternoclavicular
LeftGlenohumeral
RightGlenohumeral
8
13
LeftArm
RightArm
LeftGlenohumeral
RightGlenohumeral
LeftElbow
RightElbow
9
14
LeftForeArm
RightForeArm
LeftElbow
RightElbow
LeftForeArmLeftForeArmRoll
RightForeArmRightForeArmRoll
10
15
LeftForeArmRoll
RightForeArmRoll
LeftForeArmLeftForeArmRoll
RightForeArmRightForeArmRoll
LeftWrist
RightWrist
11
16
LeftHand
RightHand
LeftWrist
RightWrist
LeftHandContact*
RightHandContact*
17
21
LeftUpLeg
RightUpLeg
LeftHip
RightHip
LeftHip
RightHip
18
22
LeftLeg
RightLeg
LeftKnee
RightKnee
LeftKnee
RightKnee
19
23
LeftFoot**
RightFoot**
LeftAnkle
RightAnkle
LeftFootContact*
RightFootContact*
20
24
LeftToeBase**
RightToeBase**
Null Null

* These are virtual joints where the external forces and moments will be applied to one or more segment extremities. It is used during the inverse dynamics procedure. For example in gait, this Contact joint is the center of pressure where the foot is in contact with the force plate. It is useful if one wants to access the force plate data such as center of pressure, force and free moment.
** Note that the LeftFoot/RightFoot is the extremity segment instead of the LeftToeBase/RightToeBase for the lower body. LeftToeBase/RightToeBase has only a visual purpose with no biomechanical meaning.