Abstract
Purpose: Cross-sectional studies have identified joint mechanics and muscle function differences among individuals with knee osteoarthritis (OA) across clinical and structural disease severities and there is emerging evidence that these patterns can be predictive of OA progression outcomes. Specific knee adduction (KAM) and knee flexion (KFM) moment features during walking including higher overall KAM and smaller differences in early stance peak KAM and KFM, have been associated with OA progression.
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