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Computed MyoGraphy (CMG): The revolution in movement and load analysis

Computed MyoGraphy (CMG) is the innovative, validated method for analysing movements and loads on the human musculoskeletal system.

With the CMG method from Predimo GmbH, it is finally possible to make reliable statements about the forces and loads on muscles and joints that occur inside the body.

Unique 3D musculoskeletal load analysis

The functional view of the body

Computed MyoGraphy (CMG) is based on the Myonardo musculoskeletal computer model developed by Predimo GmbH. Myonardo visualises the musculoskeletal loads on the human body during movement in 3D and is unique as a dynamic imaging and analysis tool.

Traditional methods

  • Movement analysis:
    External movement parameters
  • Load analysis:
    External forces and force distribution
  • Coordination analysis:
    EMG of superficial muscles

Computed MyoGraphy (CMG)

  • Data-based movement and load analysis and visualisation of the internal muscle and joint...
    • ... -activity
    • ... -stress
    • ... -force and efficiency
Scientifically sound & validated

The 3D musculoskeletal computer model Myonardo

Myonardo is the result of years of research and development. It is continuously being further developed as part of current research projects.

Facts & Figures
about Myonardo

  • 35 bones, 21 joints, 682 muscle strands
  • Advanced inverse dynamics
  • Expandable and continuously developed
  • Compatibility with all leading motion capture systems* (marker- and sensor-based)
  • Latest 3D visualisation
*Captury, SIMI, Theia, Qualisys, Movella

Proven in science & practice

The knowledge gained using Computed MyoGraphy (CMG) represents significant added value for maintaining and improving physical performance and preventing injuries. CMG is used in all areas in which physical movement and the resulting loads that occur in the body play a central role.

Example: Use of precise musculoskeletal load profiles in medical research

Computed MyoGraphy (CMG) is already being used in numerous medical research and development projects in which insights from precise musculoskeletal load profiles are essential.

Patient care
Endoprosthetics & exoprosthetics
Orthopaedic technology
Validity & reliability analyses
R&D Medical devices & aids

In the future, Computed MyoGraphy (CMG) will support doctors and physiotherapists in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal complaints.

Extract from current research partners

University Hospital of the Ruhr University Bochum

Department of Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery, Catholic Hospital, St. Josef Hospital

University Medicine Berlin

Orthoload – Julius Wolff Institute, Charité

University Medical Center Goettingen

Department of Trauma Surgery, Orthopedics and Plastic Surgery

University Medical Center Münster

Clinic of Trauma Surgery, Hand- and Reconstructive Surgery, Department of biomechanics

Orthopedic Clinic of the Hannover Medical School (MHH) in the DIAKOVERE Annastift

Institute for Health Services Research and Technical Orthopedics

Your competent Partner

Our experts will support you in finding the ideal use of Computed MyoGraphy (CMG) for your research and development purposes.

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