Sentence examples for muscular stability from inspiring English sources

This high dislocation rate is rarely seen after primary hip arthroplasty but well known even for femoral neck fractures [ 22] or revision surgery [ 33] and can be attributed to insufficient muscular stability.

Kavcic et al. [ 29] examined different positions traditionally used in stability training of the lumbar spine, and related these to the compressing forces on segment L4 L5 and the muscular stabilization effect.

Exercises 1 3 aim to increase the muscular strength and stability of the shoulder girdle/upper arm muscles, as this may influence hand activity performance.

In clinical practice of ACL injury evaluation and rehabilitation, assessments primarily focus on knee stability, muscular strength and/or knee symptoms [ 4- 6], and since it has been argued that interventions should be based on functional performance tests [ 7], assessments of jump performance are also often used [ 8].

There is cautious support for the effectiveness of Pilates in improving flexibility, abdominal and lumbo-pelvic stability and muscular activity, primarily due to a lack of sound research methodology surrounding each study.

Clinical examples of sprains are anterior cruciate ligaments injuries, which affect the stability and muscular strength of the knee and anterior dislocation of the shoulder that at younger ages often leads to recurrent dislocation (Cutts et al. 2009; Gardinier et al. 2012).

A great way to increase strength in the hamstrings is by using a move that creates high muscular tension, such as stability ball hamstring curls.

Secondary outcomes are musculoskeletal disorders, physical capacity (muscular strength and postural stability) and kinesiophobia.

This intensive physical coordination training is designed for improving muscular strength and postural stability of the cleaners.

As the backwards overhead medicine ball throw has been established as a test of integrated and dynamic total body movement [ 21, 22], the relationships reported by Okada et al. [ 19] with FMS tests of mobility, stability and muscular strength evidence logical and concurrent validity of these FMS tests in the context of total body movement.

Proprioception has been defined as awareness of and ability to sense the position of limbs, trunk (position sense), and kinesthesia as the awareness of motion of the human body (motion sense). 1 Awareness and ability are essential for optimal muscular control, coordination, and stability when planning movements for the performance of daily activities.