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The effects of limb dominance and fatigue on running biomechanics by Brown, Allison M, Zifchock, Rebecca A, Hillstrom, Howard J

“…Highlights • Kinematic asymmetries during running are not affected by lower-limb dominance. • Kinetic asymmetries during running are not affected by lower-limb…”
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Comparison of Nerve Transfers and Nerve Grafting for Traumatic Upper Plexus Palsy: A Systematic Review and Analysis by Garg, Rohit, Merrell, Gregory A, Hillstrom, Howard J, Wolfe, Scott W

“…BACKGROUND:In treating patients with brachial plexus injury, there are no comparative data on the outcomes of nerve grafts or nerve transfers for isolated…”
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Foot type biomechanics part 1: Structure and function of the asymptomatic foot by Hillstrom, Howard J, Song, Jinsup, Kraszewski, Andrew P, Hafer, Jocelyn F, Mootanah, Rajshree, Dufour, Alyssa B, Chow, Betty Shingpui, Deland, Jonathan T

“…Highlights ► We investigated the structure and function of different foot types. ► 61 healthy individuals with 44 planus, 54 rectus, and 24 cavus feet were…”
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The effect of a cadence retraining protocol on running biomechanics and efficiency: a pilot study by Hafer, Jocelyn F., Brown, Allison M., deMille, Polly, Hillstrom, Howard J., Garber, Carol Ewing

“…Many studies have documented the association between mechanical deviations from normal and the presence or risk of injury. Some runners attempt to change…”
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Foot disorders, foot posture, and foot function: the Framingham foot study by Hagedorn, Thomas J, Dufour, Alyssa B, Riskowski, Jody L, Hillstrom, Howard J, Menz, Hylton B, Casey, Virginia A, Hannan, Marian T

“…Foot disorders are common among older adults and may lead to outcomes such as falls and functional limitation. However, the associations of foot posture and…”
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Association between general joint hypermobility and knee, hip, and lumbar spine osteoarthritis by race: a cross-sectional study by Flowers, Portia P E, Cleveland, Rebecca J, Schwartz, Todd A, Nelson, Amanda E, Kraus, Virginia B, Hillstrom, Howard J, Goode, Adam P, Hannan, Marian T, Renner, Jordan B, Jordan, Joanne M, Golightly, Yvonne M

“…Osteoarthritis (OA) prevalence differs by race. General joint hypermobility (GJH) may be associated with OA, but differences by race are not known. This…”
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Associations of Foot Posture and Function to Lower Extremity Pain: Results From a Population‐Based Foot Study by Riskowski, Jody L., Dufour, Alyssa B., Hagedorn, Thomas J., Hillstrom, Howard J., Casey, Virginia A., Hannan, Marian T.

“…Objective Studies have implicated foot posture and foot function as risk factors for lower extremity pain. Empirical population‐based evidence for this…”
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Foot pain and inflammatory markers: a cross sectional study in older adults by Siefkas, Anna C., Dufour, Alyssa B., Golightly, Yvonne M., Menz, Hylton B., Hillstrom, Howard J., Hannan, Marian T.

“…Background Foot disorders may limit independence and reduce quality of life for older adults. Obesity is a risk factor for foot conditions; both mechanical…”
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Changes in Lower Extremity Kinematics and Temporal Parameters of Adolescent Baseball Pitchers During an Extended Pitching Bout by Kung, Stacey M., Shultz, Sarah P., Kontaxis, Andreas, Kraszewski, Andrew P., Gibbons, Mandi W., Backus, Sherry I., Fink, Philip W., Fealy, Stephen, Hillstrom, Howard J.

“…Background: Few studies have investigated detailed 3-dimensional lower extremity kinematics during baseball pitching in adolescent athletes during extended…”
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3D Surface Topographic Optical Scans Yield Highly Reliable Global Spine Range of Motion Measurements in Scoliotic and Non-Scoliotic Adolescents by Page, Kira, Gmelich, Caroline, Thakur, Ankush, Heyer, Jessica H, Hillstrom, Howard J, Groisser, Benjamin, Morse, Kyle W, Li, Don, Cunningham, Matthew E, Hresko, M Timothy, Widmann, Roger F

“…Background: Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis results in three dimensional changes to a patient’s body, which may change a patient’s range of motion. Surface…”
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Reliability of the Arch Height Index as a Measure of Foot Structure in Children by Drefus, Lisa C, Kedem, Paz, Mangan, Siobhan M, Scher, David M, Hillstrom, Howard J

“…To determine the intrarater and interrater reliability of the arch height index (AHI) in children developing typically. The AHI is tested with a device that…”
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Relationship of joint hypermobility with low Back pain and lumbar spine osteoarthritis by Goode, Adam P, Cleveland, Rebecca J, Schwartz, Todd A, Nelson, Amanda E, Kraus, Virginia B, Hillstrom, Howard J, Hannan, Marian T, Flowers, Portia, Renner, Jordan B, Jordan, Joanne M, Golightly, Yvonne M

“…Chronic low back pain (cLBP) affects millions of Americans and costs billions. Studies suggest a link between cLBP and joint hypermobility. We conducted…”
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Wrist Kinematic Coupling and Performance During Functional Tasks: Effects of Constrained Motion by Garg, Rohit, MD, Kraszewski, Andrew P., MS, Stoecklein, Holbrook H., BS, Syrkin, Grisha, MD, Hillstrom, Howard J., PhD, Backus, Sherry, MA, Lenhoff, Mark L., BS, Wolff, Aviva L., MA, Crisco, Joseph J., PhD, Wolfe, Scott W., MD

“…Purpose To quantify the coupled motion of the wrist during selected functional tasks and to determine the effects of constraining this coupled motion using a…”
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Effects of Pediatric Obesity on Joint Kinematics and Kinetics During 2 Walking Cadences by Shultz, Sarah P., PhD, Sitler, Michael R., EdD, Tierney, Ryan T., PhD, Hillstrom, Howard J., PhD, Song, Jinsup, DPM, PhD

“…Abstract Shultz SP, Sitler MR, Tierney RT, Hillstrom HJ, Song J. Effects of pediatric obesity on joint kinematics and kinetics during 2 walking cadences…”
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Accuracy and Reliability of Three Different Techniques for Manual Goniometry for Wrist Motion: A Cadaveric Study by Carter, Timothy I., BA, Pansy, Brian, BE, Wolff, Aviva L., BS, Hillstrom, Howard J., PhD, Backus, Sherry I., BS, Lenhoff, Mark, BS, Wolfe, Scott W., MD

“…Purpose Despite the ubiquitous use of manual goniometry in measuring objective outcomes of hand surgery and therapy, there are limited data concerning its…”
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Surgical Treatments for Scapholunate Advanced Collapse Wrist: Kinematics and Functional Performance by Wolff, Aviva L., MA, Garg, Rohit, MD, Kraszewski, Andrew P., MS, Hillstrom, Howard J., PhD, Hafer, Jocelyn F., MA, Backus, Sherry I., MA, Lenhoff, Mark L., BS, Wolfe, Scott W., MD

“…Purpose The purpose of this investigation was to compare kinematic motion and functional performance during 2 tasks in patients following 4-corner fusion (4CF)…”
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The Effects of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis on Axial Rotation of the Spine: A Study of Twisting Using Surface Topography by Thakur, Ankush, Heyer, Jessica H, Wong, Emily, Hillstrom, Howard J, Groisser, Benjamin, Page, Kira, Gmelich, Caroline, Cunningham, Matthew E, Widmann, Roger F, Hresko, M Timothy

“…Axial twisting of the spine has been previously shown to be affected by scoliosis with decreased motion and asymmetric twisting. Existing methods for…”
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Is the Planus Foot Type Associated With First Ray Hypermobility? by Morgan, Oliver J., Hillstrom, Rajshree, Turner, Robert, Day, Jonathan, Thaqi, Ibadet, Caolo, Kristin, Ellis, Scott, Deland, Jonathan T., Hillstrom, Howard J.

“…Background: Many foot pathologies have been associated with foot type. However, the association of first ray hypermobility remains enigmatic. The purpose of…”
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Hallux valgus and plantar pressure loading: the Framingham foot study by Galica, Andrew M, Hagedorn, Thomas J, Dufour, Alyssa B, Riskowski, Jody L, Hillstrom, Howard J, Casey, Virginia A, Hannan, Marian T

“…Background Hallux valgus (HV), a common structural foot deformity, can cause foot pain and lead to limited mobility. The purpose of this study was to evaluate…”
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The distributed plantar vertical force of neutrally aligned and pes planus feet by Ledoux, William R., Hillstrom, Howard J.

“…The distributed vertical ground reaction forces were determined for a normative population and contrasted with data from subjects with flat feet. Nineteen…”
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