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Gait Posture May 2019 PMID 30909003

Objective parameters to measure (in)stability of the knee joint during gait: A review of literature.

Jim C Schrijvers, Josien C van den Noort, Martin van der Esch, Joost Dekker, Jaap Harlaar

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Discussions reflect a cautious appreciation for the article's exploration of knee instability assessment, with certain posts noting that the review emphasizes the need for standardization and better measurement techniques. The tone is analytical but restrained, with phrases like 'important issues' and 'recognizing the need' indicating acknowledgment rather than strong advocacy or disagreement.

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Most discussions seem to agree that the publication highlights important issues with current methods for assessing knee stability, although some express skepticism about its conclusiveness.

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Tweets show moderate interest, with commenters noting the significance of understanding knee instability but not expressing intense passion or excitement.

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Comments generally reflect surface-level engagement; they acknowledge the ideas without deep discussion or critique.

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The overall perceived impact appears limited, as discussions recognize the study's importance but do not suggest immediate or widespread changes in practice.

Abstract in brief

  • The review identified 33 potential objective parameters for assessing knee instability during gait, primarily based on kinematic and electromyography measurements, but found limited or conflicting evidence on their validity.
  • Currently, there is no universally accepted definition of dynamic knee joint stability, but the authors suggest it can be viewed as the knee's capacity to respond appropriately to challenges during walking within its natural limits.
  • The study emphasizes the need for standardized gait analysis protocols in biomechanical labs to improve the reliability of future research and clinical assessment of knee instability.]
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佐川博史
@biomech_clinic · X

膝のねじれだけが膝への負荷ではなく、軽く３０を超える要素が影響して膝への負荷が変わってきます。 何かひとつが良くても他が悪くなるということも起こります。 https://t.co/EDfOFV52vt

Jul 17, 2020 · 3 likes · 991 followers View post →