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Beyond peak torque: Longitudinal analysis of angle-specific isokinetic knee torques in collegiate athletes post-ACLR

Umut Z. Kocak ; Keith A. Knurr ; Daniel G. Cobian ; Bryan C. Heiderscheit |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (Vol. 61, Mai 2023)

Objectives To investigate changes in angle-specific knee extensor torque between limbs from 4 to 12 months post-anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction(ACLR) in Division I collegiate athletes at two different isokinetic velocities. Design Case[...]

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Comparison of eccentric hamstring strength and asymmetry at return-to-sport after hamstring strain injury among those who did and did not re-injure

Umut Z. Kocak ; Mikel R. Stiffler-Joachim ; Bryan C. Heiderscheit |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (Vol. 59, Janvier 2023)

Objectives The primary aim of this study was to describe eccentric hamstring strength magnitude and asymmetry at the time of return-to-sport (RTS) after an index hamstring strain injury (HSI) and determine if there were differences in strength a[...]

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Running-related injury : how long does it take? Feasibility, preliminary evaluation, and German translation of the University of Wisconsin running and recovery index

Tim Hoenig ; Evan O. Nelson ; Karen L. Troy ; Bernd Wolfarth ; Bryan C. Heiderscheit ; Karsten Hollander |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (Vol. 52, November 2021)

Objective: The University of Wisconsin Running Injury and Recovery Index (UWRI) was developed as an evaluative patient-reported outcome measure of perceived running ability and recovery after running-related injuries. To date, the questionnaire [...]

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The Gait Disorientation Test: A New Method for Screening Adults With Dizziness and Imbalance

Colin R. Grove ; Bryan C. Heiderscheit ; Mark G. Pyle ; Brian J. Loyd ; Susan L. Whitney |

Dans Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (Vol. 102, n° 4, 2021)

Objective To develop and evaluate a new method for identifying gait disorientation due to vestibular dysfunction. Design The gait disorientation test (GDT) involves a timed comparison of the ability to walk 6.096 m with eyes open versus e[...]

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