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Yesterday, our Varsity Friars executed a dominant victory over Lake View High School by the score of 16-2. Joey Krzak made his varsity debut, going two and two-thirds innings w/5 strikeouts. Horne and Koch led our team will multiple hits #FenwickBaseball #Family

Great first day at GCMAS. Steve from Biomedical AI Lab at UNT presented our collaborative work using a deep learning autoencoder model to compresses gait data into a single score capable of assessing gait quality. I'm looking forward to presenting our multicenter Shriners Children's work tomorrow!

Marquette & MCW Joint Dept. of Biomedical Eng. students tested our biplane fluoroscopy equipment in person yesterday. They're taking part in an OREC study to better understand how hindfoot morphology contributes to alterations in tibiotalar and subtalar kinematics.

Official Invites have been sent. We still have a couple roster spots available. Email [email protected] for a private tryout

First paper of 2023 is out! Our paper in Foot & Ankle Clinics discusses our our motion analysis center at Shriners Children's Chicago uses segmental foot models as part of treatment planning. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Joe Krzak

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The Stage is Set for May 24th! #FenwickBaseball #Family #BacktoBusiness #PlayoffTime

Joe Krzak and I are guest editing a special issue of Gait & Posture on the topic of "Emerging Technologies and Analytical Strategies for Evaluating Foot and Ankle Structure and Function" (RTs appreciated!) tinyurl.com/biomechfoot

Please join us for next GCMAS Webinar, to be held Tuesday, September 26th at 1pm EST / 12 CST. Drs. Karen Kruger and Joe Krzak will be presenting "Foot Biomechanics: Development & Clinical Applications." Register here: redcap.nchri.org/surveys/?s=ME9…

We're actively recruiting an engineer or kinesiologist to work in our clinical motion analysis center at Shriners Children's Chicago! DM me any questions. RTs appreciated! GCMAS American Society of Biomechanics International Women in Biomechanics careers-shriners.icims.com/jobs/3804/moti…

I'm so excited to be hosting Amy Lenz in Milwaukee!

As part of the 2024 GCMAS meeting, there will be two gait pre-courses offered on Sunday June 16th focusing on technical and clinical aspects of gait analysis. These are full day courses that will run in parallel. Full details can be found here: na.eventscloud.com/website/64610/…

Representatives from Shriners Children's and Georgia Tech are participating in the Shriners Children's State of Research: Special Emphasis on Muscle and Bone Health conference this weekend in Atlanta. #MedicalResearch #orthopedics #orthotwitter

Amazing conference 👍 I feel blessed working with clinicians at Shriners Children's. I appreciate your support in developing sleep-monitoring devices 🙌🙌 Georgia Tech Pediatric Innovation Network WISH Center @Georgia Tech

Our group had a great time at the Shriners Children's State of the Science meeting. Congratulations to @MaxineOlsonWold for winning a student poster award!

I'm excited to see the Shriners Children's Gait Model published as part of the Gait & Posture standards issue. This model is the consensus standard developed by a team of engineers and physical therapists across our 14 motion analysis centers. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

As part of this year's meeting, GCMAS will host a pre-course on the Basics of Clinical Gait Analysis. This course aims to provide basic background education necessary for becoming competent in reading and interpreting a clinical gait evaluation. na.eventscloud.com/website/64610/…

The course will be held the day before the annual meeting on June 16. Course instructors include Chris Church, Joe Krzak, M. Wade Shrader, MD, Ross Chafetz, Mark McMulkin, Sylvia Õunpuu, Carole Tucker, and Sean Waldron.

Though the primary goal for limb length discrepancy management is to equalize leg lengths, symmetry between corresponding long bones is usually not achieved, leading to knee height asymmetry (KHA). Our study analyzed the impact of KHA on gait biomechanics. journals.lww.com/pedorthopaedic…

Our annual meeting is underway. New this year, we offered technical and clinical pre-courses. #GCMAS2024