Sentence examples for motion and hip from inspiring English sources

Intrarater test-retest reliability of hip range of motion and hip muscle strength measurements in persons with hip osteoarthritis.

Future developments in THR technology and surgical methods should therefore aim to reduce the differences between patients and controls in terms of walking velocity, stride length, hip range of motion and hip abduction moments.

Others have identified relationships between excessive knee frontal plane motion and hip muscle weakness [ 6].

The proposed advantages of HRA compared to conventional total hip arthroplasty (THA) include improved range of motion and hip function, bone preservation, lower dislocation rates, and easier and safer revision procedures in case of failure (Shimmin et al. 2008).

The group recommended that physical examination including a passive range of motion and hip special tests (Flexion-abduction-external rotation (FABER) and Flexion-adduction-internal rotation (FADIR) test) should be performed in all cases when athletes present with groin pain.

To explore the association between ankle dorsiflexion (DF) range of motion (ROM), and hip abductor muscle strength, to visually-assessed quality of movement during jump-landing.

However, loss of range of motion and ipsilateral hip and knee problems are the main consequences [1, 2, 3].

Some draw on technology, like Molly's "Pixelated," which uses units of motion and a hip-hop score to suggest a digital world.

Key considerations for the reporting on clinical assessment are outlined in figure 4. In a recent systematic review by Mosler et al, 20 quantification of three main factors was identified from the sports-related groin pain literature including hip muscle strength, hip range of motion, and self-reported hip and groin symptoms, in the form of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs).

One patient had poor functional outcome because of a >50% loss of motion at knee and hip joint.

After 4 weeks, a physiotherapist started a program with practicing range of motion and strength of hip and knee.