Significados de joint laxity en inglés

The Beighton and Horan criteria were used to determine generalized joint laxity.

Generalized joint laxity is a genetically determined component of overall joint flexibility.

Methods: Sacroiliac joint laxity was assessed with Doppler imaging of vibrations.

The Beighton and Horan criteria were used to assess joint laxity in 272 subjects.

Patients with generalized joint laxity showed more posterior laxity than patients without joint laxity.

Knee translation did not increase in proportion to the severity of the generalized joint laxity.

Impairment measures were range of motion, pain, knee- joint laxity, and muscle performance using isokinetic muscle tests.

Possible etiological factors postulated included player position, joint laxity, weak quadriceps mechanism, and a possible hormonal basis.

Our data suggest knee hyperextension predicts postoperative stability and function regardless whether patients have severe generalized joint laxity.

Generalized joint laxity therefore appears to be a risk factor associated with posterior laxity after posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.

A criterion that includes all the associated components is necessary for the proper screening of individuals for generalized joint laxity.

TCVO is an effective intervention in patients with advanced knee osteoarthritis and lateral joint laxity with the pagoda-type tibial plateau shape.

All elements are added to give an overall joint laxity score ranging from 0 to 5.

Objective: To evaluate the influence of different positions and tensions of a pelvic belt on sacroiliac joint laxity in healthy young women.

When all variables, including the severity of generalized joint laxity, were considered, only hyperextension of the knee independently predicted knee stability and function.

It generally is believed generalized joint laxity is one of the risk factors for failure of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction.