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add the terms with cross refs for all landmarks
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hedId rdfs:label Level omn:SubClassOf Attributes dc:description omn:EquivalentTo Annotations | ||
Anatomical-landmark 0 Anatomical-item rooted=Anatomical-item A collection of specific points on the human body used for anatomical and sensor placement reference. dc:source "Original", rdfs:comment "Body landmarks are used to standardize sensor placement. | ||
Head-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the head used as reference landmarks. dc:source "Original" | ||
Anatomical-landmark 0 Anatomical-item rooted=Anatomical-item A collection of specific points on the human body used for anatomical and sensor placement reference. | ||
Abdomen-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the abdomen used as reference landmarks. | ||
Anterior-Superior-Iliac-Spine-ASIS 2 Abdomen-landmark The forwardmost point of the iliac crest. | ||
Posterior-Superior-Iliac-Spine-PSIS 2 Abdomen-landmark The rearmost point of the iliac crest. | ||
Umbilicus 2 Abdomen-landmark The navel or belly button. | ||
Foot-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the foot used as reference landmarks. | ||
Calcaneal-Tuberosity-CT 2 Foot-landmark The bony prominence at the heel. | ||
First-Metatarsal-Head-FMH 2 Foot-landmark The tip of the big toe. | ||
Lateral-Malleolus-LM 2 Foot-landmark The bony prominence on the lateral side of the ankle. | ||
Medial-Malleolus-MM 2 Foot-landmark The bony prominence on the medial side of the ankle. | ||
Forearm-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the forearm used as reference landmarks. | ||
Radial-Styloid-Process-RSP 2 Forearm-landmark The bony prominence on the radius bone at the wrist. | ||
Ulnar-Styloid-Process-USP 2 Forearm-landmark The bony prominence on the ulna bone at the wrist. | ||
Hand-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the hand used as reference landmarks. | ||
Third-Metacarpophalangeal-Joint-MCP 2 Hand-landmark The knuckle of the middle finger. | ||
Head-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the head used as reference landmarks. | ||
Inion 2 Head-landmark The most prominent point of the occipital bone at the back of the head. | ||
Left-helix-tragus-junction-LHJ 2 Head-landmark The point where the helix meets the tragus of the left ear. | ||
Mastoid-process 2 Head-landmark dc:source "Original" | ||
Mastoid-process 2 Head-landmark The process of the temporal bone behind the ear. | ||
Midpoint-between-mastoid-processes-MMP 2 Head-landmark The midpoint between the mastoid processes. | ||
Nasion 2 Head-landmark The midpoint between the eyes just above the bridge of the nose. | ||
Right-helix-tragus-junction-RHJ 2 Head-landmark The point where the helix meets the tragus of the right ear. | ||
Vertex 2 Head-landmark The highest point on the head in the midline. | ||
Torso-chest-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the chest used as reference landmarks. dc:source "Original" | ||
Acromion-process 2 Torso-chest-landmark The outermost point of the shoulder blade. obo:has_dbxref "NCIT:C32048", obo:has_dbxref "FMA:12525", obo:has_dbxref "UBERON:0002497" | ||
Vertebra-prominens-C7 2 Torso-chest-landmark The seventh cervical vertebra at the base of the neck. obo:has_dbxref "NCIT:C32245", obo:has_dbxref "FMA:23260", obo:has_dbxref "UBERON:0004616" | ||
Xiphoid-process 2 Torso-chest-landmark The small cartilaginous process at the lower end of the sternum. obo:has_dbxref "NCIT:C33895", obo:has_dbxref "FMA:7488", obo:has_dbxref "UBERON:0002207" | ||
Lower-leg-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the lower leg used as reference landmarks. | ||
Tibial-Tuberosity 2 Lower-leg-landmark The bony prominence on the tibia at the knee. | ||
Thigh-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the thigh used as reference landmarks. | ||
Femur-Lateral-Epicondyle-FLE 2 Thigh-landmark The lateral epicondyle of the femur. | ||
Femur-Medial-Epicondyle-FME 2 Thigh-landmark The medial epicondyle of the femur. | ||
Greater-Trochanter 2 Thigh-landmark The large prominence at the proximal end of the femur. | ||
Torso-chest-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the chest used as reference landmarks. | ||
Acromion-process 2 Torso-chest-landmark The outermost point of the shoulder blade. | ||
Suprasternal-Notch-Jugular-Notch 2 Torso-chest-landmark The notch at the top of the sternum. | ||
Vertebra-prominens-C7 2 Torso-chest-landmark The seventh cervical vertebra at the base of the neck. | ||
Xiphoid-process 2 Torso-chest-landmark The small cartilaginous process at the lower end of the sternum. | ||
Upper-arm-landmark 1 Anatomical-landmark Points on the upper arm used as reference landmarks. | ||
Lateral-Humerus-Epicondyle-LHE 2 Upper-arm-landmark The lateral epicondyle of the humerus. | ||
Medial-Humerus-Epicondyle-MHE 2 Upper-arm-landmark The medial epicondyle of the humerus. |