2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2013.11.001
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Effects of bilateral medial knee osteoarthritis on intra- and inter-limb contributions to body support during gait

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“…Interestingly, the forward-lean group, who walked with 4.6° higher trunk flexion, exhibited a prolonged hip extensor moment throughout stance. This finding, of a prolonged hip moment, was also observed by Liu et al [4] in a cohort of people with knee OA. In a recent study, we observed a decrease in hamstring activity following neuromuscular re-education in people with knee OA [5].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…Interestingly, the forward-lean group, who walked with 4.6° higher trunk flexion, exhibited a prolonged hip extensor moment throughout stance. This finding, of a prolonged hip moment, was also observed by Liu et al [4] in a cohort of people with knee OA. In a recent study, we observed a decrease in hamstring activity following neuromuscular re-education in people with knee OA [5].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…In a recent study, we observed a decrease in hamstring activity following neuromuscular re-education in people with knee OA [5]. It is possible that these differences in hip moments [4] and changes in muscle activity [5] were related to alterations in trunk flexion during walking. As such, our findings motivate further research investigating the links between trunk flexion and lower limb moments/muscle activity in people with knee OA.…”
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“…In contrast the results of Creaby et al [28] Mills et al [29] found asymmetry during the gait for patients with bilateral mild and moderate knee osteoarthritis. Liu et al [30] established that the knee extensor, the sagittal total support moment significantly reduced at the patients with bilateral severe knee osteoarthritis. The patients compensated the reduced knee moment by increased moment of ankle and hip joints.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se extrapolados, os resultados podem inclusive diminuir o risco de mortalidade uma vez que disfunções na marcha estão associadas a este risco na OA. (20) Não há cura conhecida para OA de joelhos e as opções de tratamento envolvem uma abordagem mais conservadora através da educação em dor, controle de peso e o exercício físico para recuperar a mobilidade e estabilidade articular, retardando a progressão dos sinais e sintomas. (21) Contudo, há também, com o avanço da doença, a opção do tratamento medicamentoso e cirúrgico, porém estes não promovem melhora na força e na flexibilidade muscular, componentes necessários para realização dos movimentos nas atividades diárias.…”
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