Between-group differences in peak knee joint angles, moments, adduction moment impulses, transverse joint stiffness and FAP-CoMadd during level walking.

Relationship between hip abductor strength and external hip and knee adduction moments in medial knee osteoarthritis

Crystal Kean (9809321)
K Bennell (9877988)
T Wrigley (9877985)
R Hinman (9877991)

January 2015

Background: Alterations in hip abductor strength and hip and knee adduction moments during gait are ...

Relationship between the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external knee adduction moments (Ratio MAdduction Knee) in the initial and mid portions of the stance phase (between 20% and 50% of the stance phase; leading leg) and the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external ankle dorsiflexion moment (Ratio MDorsiflex. Ankle) in the terminal portion of the stance phase (between 80% and 90% of the stance phase; trailing leg) while incline walking.

Kiros Karamanidis (573814)
Kai Daniel Oberländer (573815)
Anja Niehoff (573816)
Gaspar Epro (573817)
Gert-Peter Brüggemann (551394)

June 2014

Relationship between the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external knee adduction moments (Rati...

Differences in motor characteristics between the examined groups of climbers and intergroup statistics.

Mariusz Ozimek (4329970)
Robert Rokowski (4329967)
Paweł Draga (4329964)
Vladimir Ljakh (4329982)
Tadeusz Ambroży (1888996)
Marcin Krawczyk (258665)
Tomasz Ręgwelski (4329973)
Arkadiusz Stanula (4329976)
Karol Görner (4329961)
Adam Jurczak (4329979)
Dariusz Mucha (1888993)

August 2017

Differences in motor characteristics between the examined groups of climbers and intergroup stati...

Knee adduction moments during level walking.

Igor Komnik (3597731)
Markus Peters (3597734)
Johannes Funken (3137598)
Sina David (3137604)
Stefan Weiss (1474864)
Wolfgang Potthast (3137601)

December 2016

Values are presented as mean curves (solid lines) ± standard deviations (SD, shaded areas). Posit...

Differences between first peak external knee adduction moments relative to bodyweight (KAMpeak) in the condition without (NS) and with (SL) elastic knee sleeve for each subject (N = 18) (sorted from positive to negative for better overview).

Raphael Schween (686401)
Dominic Gehring (686402)
Albert Gollhofer (305640)

January 2015

Differences between first peak external knee adduction moments relative to bodyweight (KAMpeak) i...

Variability of TKR Knee Kinematics and Relationship with Gait Kinetics: Implications for Total Knee Wear

Valentina Ngai
Markus A. Wimmer

January 2015

Several factors, including compressive load and knee kinematics, have been shown to influence wear. ...

Supplementary Figure 2 from The contributions of ankle, knee and hip joint work to individual leg work change during uphill and downhill walking over a range of speeds

Jana R. Montgomery (5637209)
Alena M. Grabowski (684114)

August 2018

Ensemble averages of 10 strides for 20 subjects' knee joint A) angles, B) moments, and C) powers ver...

Foot progression angle and the knee adduction moment: a cross-sectional investigation in knee osteoarthritis

Rutherford, D.J.
Hubley-Kozey, C.L.
Deluzio, K.J.
Stanish, W.D.
Dunbar, M.

August 2008

SummaryObjectiveTo test the hypothesis that an association exists between the characteristics of the...

The interaction in the mean difference of the right hip joint reaction force between males and females among the four walking ramps during single-limb support.

Amany Eid Abd El-Tawab (13864185)
Aisha Farhana (267972)

September 2022

The interaction in the mean difference of the right hip joint reaction force between males and femal...

Supplementary Figure 1 from The contributions of ankle, knee and hip joint work to individual leg work change during uphill and downhill walking over a range of speeds

Jana R. Montgomery (5637209)
Alena M. Grabowski (684114)

August 2018

Ensemble averages of 10 strides for 20 subjects' ankle joint A) angles, B) moments, and C) powers ve...

Comparison of peak knee adduction moment and knee adduction moment impulse in distinguishing between severities of knee osteoarthritis

Crystal Kean (9809321)
R Hinman (9877991)
K Bowles (9896288)
F Cicuttini (9896291)
M Davies-Tuck (9896294)
K Bennell (9877988)

January 2012

BACKGROUND: The peak knee adduction moment is a valid proxy for medial knee joint loading. However a...

Differences in sprint and agility peak torques (Nm) during concentric knee flexion and extension between conditions in each test (n = 20).

Chang Hwa Joo (5204474)

May 2018

Differences in sprint and agility peak torques (Nm) during concentric knee flexion and extension ...

Changes in ambulatory knee adduction moment with lateral wedge insoles differ with respect to the natural foot progression angle

Ulrich, Baptiste
Hoffmann, Laurent
Jolles, Brigitte M.
Favre, Julien

May 2020

Lateral wedge insoles (LWI) have been proposed to reduce the knee adduction moment (KAM) during walk...

A most painful knee does not induce interlimb differences in knee and hip moments during gait in patients with knee osteoarthritis

Bakker, Nienke F. (author)
Schrijvers, Jim C. (author)
van den Noort, Josien C. (author)
Hall, Michelle (author)
van der Krogt, Marjolein M. (author)
Harlaar, J. (author)
van der Esch, Martin (author)

January 2021

Background: Patients with knee osteoarthritis can adapt their gait to unload the most painful knee j...

Differences in lower limb transverse plane joint moments during gait when expressed in two alternative reference frames

Schache, A
Baker, RJ
Vaughan, C

January 2007

When comparing previous studies that have measured the three-dimensional moments acting about the lo...

Relationship between hip abductor strength and external hip and knee adduction moments in medial knee osteoarthritis

Crystal Kean (9809321)
K Bennell (9877988)
T Wrigley (9877985)
R Hinman (9877991)

January 2015

Background: Alterations in hip abductor strength and hip and knee adduction moments during gait are ...

Relationship between the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external knee adduction moments (Ratio MAdduction Knee) in the initial and mid portions of the stance phase (between 20% and 50% of the stance phase; leading leg) and the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external ankle dorsiflexion moment (Ratio MDorsiflex. Ankle) in the terminal portion of the stance phase (between 80% and 90% of the stance phase; trailing leg) while incline walking.

Kiros Karamanidis (573814)
Kai Daniel Oberländer (573815)
Anja Niehoff (573816)
Gaspar Epro (573817)
Gert-Peter Brüggemann (551394)

June 2014

Relationship between the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external knee adduction moments (Rati...

Differences in motor characteristics between the examined groups of climbers and intergroup statistics.

Mariusz Ozimek (4329970)
Robert Rokowski (4329967)
Paweł Draga (4329964)
Vladimir Ljakh (4329982)
Tadeusz Ambroży (1888996)
Marcin Krawczyk (258665)
Tomasz Ręgwelski (4329973)
Arkadiusz Stanula (4329976)
Karol Görner (4329961)
Adam Jurczak (4329979)
Dariusz Mucha (1888993)

August 2017

Differences in motor characteristics between the examined groups of climbers and intergroup stati...

Knee adduction moments during level walking.

Igor Komnik (3597731)
Markus Peters (3597734)
Johannes Funken (3137598)
Sina David (3137604)
Stefan Weiss (1474864)
Wolfgang Potthast (3137601)

December 2016

Values are presented as mean curves (solid lines) ± standard deviations (SD, shaded areas). Posit...

Differences between first peak external knee adduction moments relative to bodyweight (KAMpeak) in the condition without (NS) and with (SL) elastic knee sleeve for each subject (N = 18) (sorted from positive to negative for better overview).

Raphael Schween (686401)
Dominic Gehring (686402)
Albert Gollhofer (305640)

January 2015

Differences between first peak external knee adduction moments relative to bodyweight (KAMpeak) i...

Variability of TKR Knee Kinematics and Relationship with Gait Kinetics: Implications for Total Knee Wear

Valentina Ngai
Markus A. Wimmer

January 2015

Several factors, including compressive load and knee kinematics, have been shown to influence wear. ...

Supplementary Figure 2 from The contributions of ankle, knee and hip joint work to individual leg work change during uphill and downhill walking over a range of speeds

Jana R. Montgomery (5637209)
Alena M. Grabowski (684114)

August 2018

Ensemble averages of 10 strides for 20 subjects' knee joint A) angles, B) moments, and C) powers ver...

Foot progression angle and the knee adduction moment: a cross-sectional investigation in knee osteoarthritis

Rutherford, D.J.
Hubley-Kozey, C.L.
Deluzio, K.J.
Stanish, W.D.
Dunbar, M.

August 2008

SummaryObjectiveTo test the hypothesis that an association exists between the characteristics of the...

The interaction in the mean difference of the right hip joint reaction force between males and females among the four walking ramps during single-limb support.

Amany Eid Abd El-Tawab (13864185)
Aisha Farhana (267972)

September 2022

The interaction in the mean difference of the right hip joint reaction force between males and femal...

Supplementary Figure 1 from The contributions of ankle, knee and hip joint work to individual leg work change during uphill and downhill walking over a range of speeds

Jana R. Montgomery (5637209)
Alena M. Grabowski (684114)

August 2018

Ensemble averages of 10 strides for 20 subjects' ankle joint A) angles, B) moments, and C) powers ve...

Comparison of peak knee adduction moment and knee adduction moment impulse in distinguishing between severities of knee osteoarthritis

Crystal Kean (9809321)
R Hinman (9877991)
K Bowles (9896288)
F Cicuttini (9896291)
M Davies-Tuck (9896294)
K Bennell (9877988)

January 2012

BACKGROUND: The peak knee adduction moment is a valid proxy for medial knee joint loading. However a...

Differences in sprint and agility peak torques (Nm) during concentric knee flexion and extension between conditions in each test (n = 20).

Chang Hwa Joo (5204474)

May 2018

Differences in sprint and agility peak torques (Nm) during concentric knee flexion and extension ...

Changes in ambulatory knee adduction moment with lateral wedge insoles differ with respect to the natural foot progression angle

Ulrich, Baptiste
Hoffmann, Laurent
Jolles, Brigitte M.
Favre, Julien

May 2020

Lateral wedge insoles (LWI) have been proposed to reduce the knee adduction moment (KAM) during walk...

A most painful knee does not induce interlimb differences in knee and hip moments during gait in patients with knee osteoarthritis

Bakker, Nienke F. (author)
Schrijvers, Jim C. (author)
van den Noort, Josien C. (author)
Hall, Michelle (author)
van der Krogt, Marjolein M. (author)
Harlaar, J. (author)
van der Esch, Martin (author)

January 2021

Background: Patients with knee osteoarthritis can adapt their gait to unload the most painful knee j...

Differences in lower limb transverse plane joint moments during gait when expressed in two alternative reference frames

Schache, A
Baker, RJ
Vaughan, C

January 2007

When comparing previous studies that have measured the three-dimensional moments acting about the lo...

Relationship between hip abductor strength and external hip and knee adduction moments in medial knee osteoarthritis

Crystal Kean (9809321)
K Bennell (9877988)
T Wrigley (9877985)
R Hinman (9877991)

January 2015

Background: Alterations in hip abductor strength and hip and knee adduction moments during gait are ...

Relationship between the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external knee adduction moments (Ratio MAdduction Knee) in the initial and mid portions of the stance phase (between 20% and 50% of the stance phase; leading leg) and the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external ankle dorsiflexion moment (Ratio MDorsiflex. Ankle) in the terminal portion of the stance phase (between 80% and 90% of the stance phase; trailing leg) while incline walking.

Kiros Karamanidis (573814)
Kai Daniel Oberländer (573815)
Anja Niehoff (573816)
Gaspar Epro (573817)
Gert-Peter Brüggemann (551394)

June 2014

Relationship between the ratio post- to pre-intervention in external knee adduction moments (Rati...

Differences in motor characteristics between the examined groups of climbers and intergroup statistics.

Mariusz Ozimek (4329970)
Robert Rokowski (4329967)
Paweł Draga (4329964)
Vladimir Ljakh (4329982)
Tadeusz Ambroży (1888996)
Marcin Krawczyk (258665)
Tomasz Ręgwelski (4329973)
Arkadiusz Stanula (4329976)
Karol Görner (4329961)
Adam Jurczak (4329979)
Dariusz Mucha (1888993)

August 2017

Differences in motor characteristics between the examined groups of climbers and intergroup stati...

Between-group differences in peak knee joint angles, moments, adduction moment impulses, transverse joint stiffness and FAP-CoM<sub>add</sub> during level walking.

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Between-group differences in peak knee joint angles, moments, adduction moment impulses, transverse joint stiffness and FAP-CoM<sub>add</sub> during level walking.

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