Evaluation of differences between two groups of low back pain patients with and without rotational demand activities based on hip and lumbopelvic movement patterns

Ortopedia, traumatologia, rehabilitacja
Meissam SadeghisaniAbbas Abdoli

Abstract

Excessive and earlier lumbopelvic motions during trunk and limb movements tests have been reported in both low back pain (LBP) patients with and without trunk and hip rotational demand activities. The aim of the present study was to determine differences in hip and lumbopelvic rotation during the active hip internal rotation (AHIR) test between two groups of LBP patients with and without regular trunk and hip rotational demand activities. A total of 35 LBP patients, including 15 males who regularly participated in rotational demand sports activities and 20 males not participating in sports and functional rotational demand activities, participated in study. The AHIR test was performed. The kinematic variables of hip and pelvic rotations were recorded by a Qualisys motion analysis system. Pelvic and hip rotations were calculated across time during the test. In addition, pelvic rotations in the first half of the test and pelvic-hip timing were calculated. People with rotational demand activities had a higher pelvic rotation both during the test and in the first 50% of movement. Earlier pelvic rotation was observed in people with rotational demand activities compared to people with non-rotational demand activities. 1. The data of t...Continue Reading

Citations

Apr 13, 2018·Disability and Rehabilitation·Vanessa M LanierLinda R Van Dillen
May 17, 2019·The Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy·Jacek CholewickiPaul W Hodges
Dec 10, 2019·Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation·Yongwook Kim, Seungmook Kang
Nov 4, 2017·Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy·Shirley SahrmannLinda Van Dillen

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