| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8801580 | The Knee | 2018 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
We identified fundamental differences in muscular stabilization strategies in older adults with OA as well as sex-related changes in neuromuscular function that may influence joint loading conditions and provide insight into the greater incidence of knee OA in females.
Keywords
MOCsemitendinosuslateral gastrocnemiusMVICMOAGRFTFLFOAmedial gastrocnemiusFOCOsteoarthritisEMGelectromyographyMANOVAKOOSOlder adultsTensor fascia latamultivariate analysis of varianceanalysis of varianceANOVASex differencesmaximum voluntary isometric contractionStandard error of measurementBiceps femorisrectus femorisSEMGround reaction forcevastus lateralisvastus medialisKnee stabilityNeuromuscular control
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Authors
Heather J. Bigham, Teresa E. Flaxman, Andrew J.J. Smith, Daniel L. Benoit,