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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Lumbopelvic"”.
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Effects of lumbopelvic stabilization program in young, non-elite, community-based gymnasts
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The Effect of Limb Movement on the Lumbopelvic Region in People with Low Back Pain
… Movement System Impairment model proposes that lumbopelvic motion that begins soon after the start of an active movement is important to LBP because of its potential contribution to increased frequency of lumbopelvic motion across the day. The purpose of this dissertation is to examine aspects …
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Lumbopelvic Control in Dynamic Tasks – The Relationship Between the Active Hip Abduction Test and Frontal Plane Kinematics
… Hip Abduction (AHAbd) test performance and lumbopelvic control (LPC) in the frontal plane during a dynamic stair circuit in physically active adults. Thirty-four participants (23 males, 11 females) completed the AHAbd and a 15-minute fatiguing stair circuit. While no significant effects of …
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The effects of the lumbopelvic manipulation on the fatigability of the back and hip muscles in adults with chronic low back pain
… (MF). In addition, literature suggests that lumbopelvic manipulation could be an effective intervention for reducing CLBP. However, the effects of lumbopelvic manipulation on lumbar or hip muscle fatigability have not been studied previously. The purposes of the study were to examine the …
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Coccydynia in Taiwanese women: biomechanical and physiological study
… be isolated from other dysfunctions in the lumbopelvic region. It is proposed that neuromuscular alterations that occur in low back pain (LBP) could also occur in coccydynia and forms the topic of this thesis. The aims of this study were to explore neuromuscular and musculoskeletal changes …
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Validation and Use of an Induced-Pain Paradigm to Investigate Risk Factors for Low Back Pain Development during Prolonged Standing
… in PDs. In chapter 4 we examined timing of lumbopelvic motion during the active hip abduction test in PDs and NPDs. We found that (1) PDs displayed more right to left asymmetry of timing of lumbopelvic movement than NPDs and (2) that the amount of asymmetry was related to LBP symptom …
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Differences in Load Symmetry of the Lower Extremities in Postpartum Women During Daily Tasks and Childcare Loading Conditions
… 25% of women within this population experience lumbopelvic or pelvic pain during the typical postpartum period [3], up to 8 weeks post-delivery, and research has found these women may continue to experience pain years after delivery [4]. Persistent pelvic region pain in postpartum women may …
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The Physical Implications of Diastasis Recti Abdominis Among Women at the End of Their First Postpartum Year
… Women with DRA did not report higher levels of lumbopelvic pain or dysfunction. In the final study, we investigated whether a recently proposed measurement of DRA severity, the distortion index (DI) predicted impairment and dysfunction associated with DRA more strongly than IRD. DI and IRD were …
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The Effect of a 18-Week Supervised Exercise Program on Changes in Weight and Health Status in Overweight Individuals: The Healthy Weight Beginner and Intermediate Program
… 80 to 90 % exercise intensity as well as lumbopelvic core exercises. The data set was analysed as an intention to treat (ITT) protocol as some of the testing time points were missing. Results: Out of a possible 50 participants, 34 met the inclusion criteria of at least all 3 health …
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Neuroplasticity and chronic low back pain: an investigation into altered tactile discrimination, body schema and motor function.
… negatively correlated with body schema and lumbopelvic motor function but the relationship between body schema and motor control was unexplored. This study sought to address this gap by comparing key measures of TPDT, body schema (motor imagery performance and back perception) and motor …
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THE INFLUENCE OF THE BACK FUNCTIONAL LINE ON LOWER EXTREMITY FRONTAL PLANE KINEMATICS AND KINEMATIC PREDICTORS OF LOADING DURING RUNNING
… the BFL may be acting together to stabilize the lumbopelvic-hip complex (LPHC) during running. LD and GM appeared to be co-activated throughout the gait cycle regardless of arm swing variation. Instability, either from asymmetrical movement patterns or poor single leg stability may contribute to …
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The Influence of Posture on Pelvic Floor Muscle Activation and Sensory Awareness in Women With and Without Stress Urinary Incontinence
The integration of the sensory and motor systems is essential to optimal motor control. Despite the importance of the pelvic floor muscles (PFMs) to continence control and the successful use of PFM training to improve continence function, the sensory awareness of the PFMs has not been evaluated. …