Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8804634 | The Spine Journal | 2018 | 36 Pages |
Abstract
Overall, SF-AIS who participate in physical activity on a regular basis are able to demonstrate similar trunk kinematics during a high-intensity stop-jump task as their matched healthy peers. Fewer group differences for relative angular displacements of the spine were observed than anticipated. This finding suggests that the fused MT appeared to be moving synchronously with the LT, thereby suggesting a compensatory adaptation of SF-AIS to achieve sufficient trunk movements during this high-effort movement.
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Authors
Rumit Singh PT, PhD, Yumeng PhD, Cathleen N. PhD, ATC, Seock-Ho PhD, Timothy S. MD, Kathy J. PhD,