ArticleJournal of neuroengineering and rehabilitation2010
Kinematic aspects of trunk motion and gender effect in normal adults.
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- Spinal alignment evolution with age: A prospective gait analysis study.World journal of orthopedics · 2017Article
- Foot posture, foot function and low back pain: the Framingham Foot Study.Rheumatology (Oxford, England) · 2013Article
- Trunk motion and gait characteristics of pregnant women when walking: report of a longitudinal study with a control group.BMC pregnancy and childbirth · 2013Article
- Effect of trunk sagittal attitude on shoulder, thorax and pelvis three-dimensional kinematics in able-bodied subjects during gait.PloS one · 2013Article
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Abstract
backgroundThe purpose of this study was to analyze kinematic trunk motion data in normal adults and to investigate gender effect.
methodsKinematic trunk motion data were obtained for 20 healthy subjects (11 men and 9 women; age from 21 to 40 years) during walking a 9 m long lane at a self selected speed, namely, motions in the sagittal (tilt), coronal (obliquity), and transverse (rotation) planes, which were all expressed as motions in global (relative to the ground) and those in pelvic reference frame (relative to pelvis), i.e., tilt (G), obliquity (G), rotation (G), tilt (P), obliquity (P), rotation (P).
resultsRange of tilt (G), obliquity (G) and rotation (G) showed smaller motion than that of tilt (P), obliquity (P) and rotation (P), respectively. When genders were compared, female trunks showed a 5 degree more extended posture during gait than male trunks (p = 0.002), which appeared to be caused by different lumbar lordosis. Ranges of coronal and transverse plane motion appeared to be correlated. In gait cycle, the trunk motion appeared to counterbalance the lower extremity during swing phase in sagittal plane, and to reduce the angular velocity toward the contralateral side immediate before the contralateral heel strike in the coronal plane.
conclusionsMen and women showed different lumbar lordosis during normal gait, which might be partly responsible for the different prevalence of lumbar diseases between genders. However, this needs further investigation.
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