Changes in body posture of women and men over 60 years of age

Drzał–Grabiec, Justyna; Rykała, Justyna; Podgórska, Justyna; Snela, Sławomir

doi:10.5604/15093492.1012504

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“…A study evaluating the body posture of men and women over 60 years of age by a non-invasive photogrammetric method also revealed opposite findings. According to their study, men had higher LLA than women [27].…”

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Comparative study of lumbosacral alignment in elderly versus young adults: data on patients with low back pain

Benlidayı

Başaran

2014

Aging Clin Exp Res

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Comparative study of lumbosacral alignment in elderly versus young adults: data on patients with low back pain

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2014

Aging Clin Exp Res

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“…Pod sta wa fi zycz na tych zja wisk no si w opty ce nazwę zja wi ska Mo ire'a. Ba da nie wy ko na no we dług za le ceń po da nych przez pro du cen ta [8,9]. Na pod stawie uzy ska nych fo to gra mów do ko na no ana li zy posta wy cia ła w opar ciu o ozna czo ne wcze śniej punk ty an tro po me trycz ne i wy zna czo no na stę pu ją ce pa rame try opi su ją ce po sta wę cia ła:…”

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“…In optics, the physical basis for these phenomena is called the Moire effect. The tests were performed accordingly to the producer's instruc tions [8,9]. On the basis of the obtained photogrammes, relying on previously marked antropo metric points, we performed body posture analysis and mapped the following parameters that characterize body posture:…”

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Characteristics of Selected Parameters of Body Posture in Patients with Hip Osteoarthritis

Truszczyńska¹,

Drzał–Grabiec²,

Rapała³

et al. 2014

Ortop Traumatol Rehabil

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STRESZCZENIEWstęp. Cho ro ba zwy rod nie nio wa sta wów (chzs) jest naj czę ściej wy stę pu ją cym scho rze niem na rzą du ru chu. Przy zmia nach jed no stron nych w sta wach bio dro wych zmie nia się rów nież usta wie nie mied ni cy i krę go słu pa, a tym sa mym po sta wa cia ła pacjen ta. Wsku tek asy me trycz ne go ob cią że nia koń czyn dol nych do cho dzi do asy me trii w ob rę bie tu ło wia. Szcze gó ło we za le żno ści nie zo sta ły do kład nie opi sa ne w do stęp nej li te ra tu rze. Ce lem pra cy by ła oce na pa ra me trów cha rak te ry zu ją cych po sta wę cia ła u pacjen tów z jed no stron ny mi zmia na mi zwy rod nie nio wy mi w sta wie bio dro wym.Ma te riał i me to dy. Do ba dań włą czo no 40 pa cjen tów z jed no stron ny mi zmia na mi zwy rod nie nio wy mi w sta wie bio dro wym, w tym 21 ko biet i 19 mę żczyzn, w wie ku 41-80 lat, śred nia wie ku ba da nych 65,39+/-8,69. Śred nia ma sa cia ła ba da nych 82,98± 11,79 kg, śred nia wy so kość cia ła 167,64±8,59 cm, przy śred nim BMI 29,6 ±4,36.Wy ni ki. Stwier dzo no ró żni ce istot ne sta ty stycz nie do ty czą ce wie lu pa ra me trów: AL FA -na chy le nie od cin ka lę dźwio wo -krzyżo we go, BE TA -na chy le nie od cin ka pier sio wo -lę dźwio we go by ły istot nie mniej sze z gru pie z kok sar to zą, kąt po chy le nia tu ło wia w płasz czyź nie strzał ko wej (KPT) był więk szy w gru pie z kok sa tro zą. Kąt ki fo zy pier sio wej (KKP) był więk szy w gru pie z kok satro zą, zaś głę bo kość ki fo zy pier sio wej (GKP), kąt lor do zy lę dźwio wej (KLL) i głę bo kość lor do zy lę dźwio wej (GLL) by ły mniej sze. Kąt na chy le nia mied ni cy (KNM) w płasz czyź nie czo ło wej był istot nie więk szy.Wnio sek. Po sta wa cia ła pa cjen tów z jed no stron ny mi zmia na mi zwy rod nie nio wy mi zwy kle ce chu je się utrwa lo nym zmniejsze niem lor do zy lę dźwio wej i ki fo zy pier sio wej, z jed no cze snym po chy le niem ca łe go tu ło wia w przód oraz asy me trią usta wie nia mied ni cy i tu ło wia, co na le ży brać pod uwa gę pod czas fi zjo te ra pii pa cjen tów z kok sar tro zą, w tym rów nież pod czas po ope ra cyjne go pro ce su re edu ka cji po stu ral nej.Słowa kluczowe: zmiany zwyrodnieniowe stawu biodrowego, postawa ciała, krzywizny kręgosłupa SUMMARY Background. Osteoarthritis is the most common disorder of the musculoskeletal system. A unilateral change in the hip joint changes the position of the pelvis and spine, and therefore the patient's body posture. Due to the uneven loading of the lower limbs asymmetry occurs in the trunk. Detailed dependencies of that have not been thorougly described in the available literature. The aim of the study was to characterize the posture parameters in patients with unilateral osteoarthritis of the hip.Material and methods. The study population consisted of 40 patients with unilateral hip osteoarthritis. There were 21 women and 19 men in the group, aged 41-80 years. The mean patient age was 65.39+/-8.69, the mean body mass was 82.98±11.79 kg, the mean body height was 167.64±8.59, and the mean Body Mass Index ...

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“…However, such changes start with a slow progression between the ages of 40-50 years and increase mainly after 60 years of age. 53,54 Large studies have reported marked postural changes occurring in men and women, above 59 and 60 years of age respectively. 54,55 The selection of patients through a single upper limb unit overseen by an orthopaedic surgeon could have caused selection bias (spectrum bias) depending on the chosen clinical tests as well as accuracy and expertise in performing the tests.…”

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Postural Alterations in Patients With Subacromial Impingement Syndrome

Alizadehkhaiyat

Roebuck

Makki

et al. 2017

Intl J Sports Phys Ther

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Background: An aberrant upper body posture has been proposed as one of the etiological factors contributing to the development of subacromial impingement syndrome (SAIS). Clinicians have translated this supposition into assessment and rehabilitation programs despite insufficient and conflicting evidence to support this approach. Purpose:The purpose of this study was to compare several postural variables between the SAIS patients and asymptomatic healthy controls. Study Design: Case-Control StudyMethods: A total of 75 participants including 39 patients (20 females; 19 males) and 36 healthy controls (15 females; 21 males) participated in the study. Study evaluated several postural variables including forward head posture (FHP), forward shoulder posture (FSP), thoracic kyphosis index (TKI), scapular index (SI), normalized scapular protraction (NSP), and the lateral scapular slide test (LSST). The variables were compared between patient and control groups according to sex.Results: Significant differences were observed in the female patients compared to asymptomatic controls for the FHP (49.3Њ+9.6o vs 55.5o+8.3Њ, p=0.03), FSP (45.5Њ+10.1o vs 53.6Њ+7.0Њ, p=0.02), and LSST in third position (10.2+2.1cm vs 11.5+0.7cm, p=0.01). Male patients showed a significant difference only in the FSP compared to controls (61.9o+9.4o vs 49.7Њ+9.2Њ, p<0.001).Conclusions: While inadequate data on the relationship between dysfunctional posture and SAIS has led to broad variations in current rehabilitation strategies, the results of the present study revealed different patterns of postural aberrations in female and male patients with SAIS. This clarifies the need to develop individualized or sex-specific approaches for assessing posture in men and women with SAIS and rehabilitation programs based on the assessment results. Level of Evidence: 3b

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Changes in body posture of women and men over 60 years of age

Cited by 19 publications

References 18 publications

Comparative study of lumbosacral alignment in elderly versus young adults: data on patients with low back pain

Comparative study of lumbosacral alignment in elderly versus young adults: data on patients with low back pain

Characteristics of Selected Parameters of Body Posture in Patients with Hip Osteoarthritis

Postural Alterations in Patients With Subacromial Impingement Syndrome

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