Spor Bilimlerinde Ultrasonografi Kullanımı

Abstract

Bu araştırma, spor bilimleri alanında performansı doğrudan etkileyebilecek iskelet kasına ait yapısal ve fizyolojik parametrelerin belirlenmesinde ultrasonografi görüntüleme yönteminin kullanımı ve atletik performans ile ilişkisini içermektedir. Spor bilimlerinde egzersiz fizyolojisi temelli araştırmalar incelendiğinde, performansı doğrudan etkileyen pek çok mekanizma olduğu bilinmektedir. Performans çıktısını doğrudan etkileyebilecek mikro ve makro ölçekli faktörlerin belirlenmesi ile mevcut durum tespiti ve gelişim süreci açısından doğru stratejik planlama yapılabilir. Ölçme ve değerlendirme sürecinde teknolojik ekipman yeterliliği araştırmanın niteliğini doğrudan etkilemektedir. Kas iskelet sistemine ait problem sorusunun detaylı olarak incelenebilmesi için ayrıntılı görüntüleme yöntemlerine ihtiyaç duyulmaktadır. Bu noktada, insan kas iskelet sistemi açısından üst düzey teknolojik görüntüleme cihazlarının kullanılması, muhtemel mekanizmaların anlaşılabilmesine katkı sağlayabilir.

Keywords

• Atletik Performans
• İskelet Kası
• Kas Mimarisi

Spor Bilimlerinde Ultrasonografi Kullanımı

Abstract

This research includes the use of ultrasonography imaging method in determining the structural and physiological parameters of skeletal muscle that may directly affect performance in the field of sports sciences and its relationship with athletic performance. When exercise physiology-based studies in sports sciences are examined, it is known that there are many mechanisms that directly affect performance. By determining the micro and macro scale factors that can directly affect the performance output, correct strategic planning can be made in terms of current situation determination and development process. In the measurement and evaluation process, technological equipment adequacy directly affects the quality of the research. Detailed imaging methods are needed to create the problem question and to elaborate the parameters to be examined. At this point, the use of high-end technological imaging devices in terms of the human musculoskeletal system will contribute to the understanding of possible mechanisms.

Keywords

• Atletik Performans
• İskelet Kası
• Kas Mimarisi

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