Sentence examples for flexion capacity from inspiring English sources

Of three physical capacity composite scores, improvement in only one (lumbar extension and flexion capacity) was associated with improvements in all outcome variables except interference.

In their series, a slight reduction in plantar flexion capacity remained after performing a medial malleolar osteotomy, while the range of motion after using an anterior arthrotomy (23 patients) became equal to the contralateral ankle joint [ 34].

The proportion of patients with a painful hip, restricted flexion and walking capacity continuously increases towards the revision year after which clear (hip pain), moderate (flexion range) or fair (walking capacity) improvement was seen.

It did also not considerably influence the average postoperative pain, flexion and walking capacity after the simultaneous procedure.

Outcome variables were pain, walking capacity, flexion, Harris Hip Score (HHS), a composite score summarizing items of pain, mobility, motion and some activities of daily living into a sum score from 0-100, [ 16] as well as intraoperative, systemic and local complications.

These three factors were pain, walking capacity and flexion range.

Global inter-group differences were significant for hip pain, walking capacity and flexion (p < 0.001 for all variables).

Global inter-group differences were significant for hip pain, walking capacity and flexion (chi-square test: p < 0.001 for all three variables).

The comparison of the patients' status after the first and second operation in group III showed significantly different walking capacity and flexion in favor of the second intervention.

On the other hand, Solomonow et al.[ 14, 21, 22] showed that creep developed in the lumbar viscoelastic tissues during a period of cyclic or static flexion significantly reduces stabilizing capacity of passive articular tissues.

If the clinical status at the time of revision was compared to the last available post-revision outcome (average follow-up time 2.74 years) the correlation for hip pain (r=0.25; p<0.001), hip flexion (r=0.52; p<0.001) and walking capacity (r=0.44; p<0.001) slightly increased.