Men and women with hip-related pain demonstrate differing lower limb biomechanics during low- and high-impact functional tasks

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Biomechanical evaluations of people with hip-related pain are often conducted in male dominated cohorts with minimal female representation. This study shows that men and women move differently with task specific differences observed at the hip and knee and consistent differences across tasks high and low impact tasks at the ankle.
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UCB2052
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