Journal article

Single leg stance control in individuals with symptomatic gluteal tendinopathy

K Allison, KL Bennell, A Grimaldi, B Vicenzino, TV Wrigley, PW Hodges

Gait and Posture | ELSEVIER IRELAND LTD | Published : 2016

Abstract

Background Lateral hip pain during single leg loading, and hip abductor muscle weakness, are associated with gluteal tendinopathy, but it has not been shown how or whether kinematics in single leg stance differ in those with gluteal tendinopathy. Purpose To compare kinematics in preparation for, and during, single leg stance between individuals with and without gluteal tendinopathy, and the effect of hip abductor muscle strength on kinematics. Methods Twenty individuals with gluteal tendinopathy and 20 age-matched pain-free controls underwent three-dimensional kinematic analysis of single leg stance and maximum isometric hip abductor strength testing. Maximum values of hip adduction, pelvic ..

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Grants

Awarded by National Health and Medical Research Council


Funding Acknowledgements

The study was supported by a National Health Research and Medical Research Council Program Grant held by Professor Kim Bennell, Professor Paul Hodges and Professor Bill Vicenzino (ID631717): an Australian Physiotherapy Association Physiotherapy Research Seeding Grant held by Kim Allison (S14-012). No other financial support or benefits from commercial sources was associated with any part of this study or manuscript.