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free moment (FM) which may, in turn, reduce the possibility of ACL injury, patellofemoral pain syndrome, and other disorders. Traditional knee rehabilitation programs that focus on isolated quadriceps femoris or hamstring muscle group exercises, in conjunction with primarily uniplanar sagittal plane
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muscle to have reduced force production relative to TD muscle. Stackhouse et al 34 found that the forces produced from the quadriceps femoris and triceps surae in spastic CP produced 56% and 73% less force, respectively, than the TD group in vivo. Subjects were seated in a dynamometer with a force
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meaningful effects in pain perception or disability level in patients with CLBP. The effect of KT on muscle activity is also unclear. Recent studies have shown that KT application over quadriceps femoris muscle does not alter the magnitude of electromyographic (EMG) activity in healthy subjects 26 , 27 and
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-sectional area in the affected limbs using magnetic resonance imaging. While the cross-sectional area was unaffected, the T 2 intensity in the quadriceps femoris was markedly lower in the NSAID group (∼27–35%) in the 10 days following exercise, suggesting that NSAID supplementation either accelerated the
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