Sex differences in lumbopelvic movement patterns during hip medial rotation in people with chronic low back pain.

Abstract

Men could be at greater risk than women for experiencing LBP symptoms related to hip medial rotation as a result of greater and earlier lumbopelvic motion.

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Temas

• Adulto
• Enfermedad Cronica
• Estudios Transversales
• Hembra
• Articulacion De La Cadera
• Humanos
• Dolor De La Region Lumbar
• Region Lumbosacra
• Varón
• Middle Aged
• Movimiento
• Pelvis
• Rango Del Movimiento Articular
• Rotacion
• Factores Sexuales

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Autores

• Shannon L Hoffman
• Molly B Johnson
• Dequan Zou
• Linda R Van Dillen

Fecha de publicación

2011-06-27

Revista

Temas de la revista

• Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine
• Rehabilitacion

Idioma

Eng.

Copyright

Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation

Program in Physical Therapy, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, USA.

Referencia de entrega

Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2011 Jul;92(7):1053-9

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