Abstract
Efficacy of Adding a Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Program to Arthroscopic Management of Femoroacetabular Impingement: The FAIR Randomised Controlled Trial
Highlights
FDA Status: Not Applicable Summary: The kneeling chair configuration results in a 50% reduction of hip joint reaction force as well as a significantly lower hip flexion angle compared with a simple chair and especially a car seat
Since prolonged sitting is often an important part of the daily work and leisure activities of femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) patients, we examined the impact of 3 different sitting configurations on the hip joint reaction force and the hip flexion angle
A relative reduction of 50% in HJRF was observed in the kneeling chair configuration compared to the car seat and simple chair
Summary
THE IMPACT OF SITTING CONFIGURATION ON THE HIP JOINT REACTION FORCE AND HIP FLEXION ANGLE Jan Van Houcke1, Ashwin Schouten2, Koen Vermeulen1, Gilles Van Acker1, Gunther Steenackers2, Christophe Pattyn1, Emmanuel Audenaert1 1University Hospital Ghent, Gent, Belgium, 2Antwerp, Belgium FDA Status: Not Applicable Summary: The kneeling chair configuration results in a 50% reduction of hip joint reaction force as well as a significantly lower hip flexion angle compared with a simple chair and especially a car seat.
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