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Stretching FactorsinfluenceRange Of Motion
Additional factorsinfluencedrange of motion
the four factorsinfluencethe range of motion
the jointsdesignedrange of motion
at 10 - 90 °(passive) was setRange of motion
Materials and Methods Manufacture of Factorsinfluencingsegmental range of motion
from a knee angle of 90–20 °(passive) was setThe range of motion
orderto createthe range of motion
making it more comfortable for the recovering p(passive) can be set prior to applicationRange of motion
making it more comfortable for the recovering patient(passive) can be set prior to applicationRange of motion
circulation ... joint painpreventsthe range of motion
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as close to 90 °(passive) was setRange of motion
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to 100 mm × 100 mm(passive) is setThe range of motion
the scapula ... ableto createthe range of motion
a short duration study of Total Condylar Knee Arthroplasties concentrating on factorsinfluencethe range of motion
to keep the hip out of painprovokingranges of motion
pain ... similar ailmentspreventrange of motion
The Exercise Coach 's abilityto setthe range of motion
several other factors , such as open fracture , distal tibiofibular syndesmotic injury , preoperative tibiofibular width , and blood loss as well as syndesmosis fixation(passive) could be influenced bythe range of motion
fear of moving due to pain(passive) caused byrange of motion
destruction of the joint lining Sepsis(passive) may be caused byrange of motion ,
for either side of the transmitter neutral position(passive) is set separatelyThe range of motion
to 10 ° of dorsiflexion and 20 ° of plantar flexion(passive) was setThe range of motion
the mobility of the soft tissues that surround the joint(passive) will be influenced byThe range of motion
joint degeneration , which occurs because of wear and tear(passive) is caused byrange of motion
from 0 to 90 ° flexion relative to full knee extension(passive) was setThe range of motion
If you lock up a joint that should be mobile ( i.e. the ankle ) , the body will look elsewhereto createrange of motion
You would need to get an x - ray form a doctor to see if it is the boneis preventingthe range of motion
the articular side of the loose body to help with controlling toe extension between heel off approximately % of f aspin atus subscapularis scapularis sub infraspinatus infraspinatus figure ... completing the tear type and fractures(passive) is created bythe range of motion
It is adjustableto setthe range of motion
at elbow flexion(passive) was setThe range of motion
The numerical valuesetsthe range of motion
technology letscreaterange motion
algorithms(passive) are ... designedRange of motion
Any limitation in the Ankle ’screatesRange of Motion
the movement of the READ(passive) will be influenced byThe range of motion
The slider heresetsthe range of motion
between knee angles of 85 and 120 °(passive) was setThe range of motion
pain for the patientcausespain for the patient
increased paincauseincreased pain
the pain sensationcreatesthe pain sensation
back painis causingback pain
groin paincausesgroin pain
in pain on your wristswill resultin pain on your wrists
you problems until the pain is goneis causingyou problems until the pain is gone
to pain and an increased likelihood of injurycan leadto pain and an increased likelihood of injury
him a fair amount of paincausedhim a fair amount of pain
pain and a functional deficitcausespain and a functional deficit
pain or at worst re - injure the athletemight causepain or at worst re - injure the athlete
to a loss of mobility and chronic paincan leadto a loss of mobility and chronic pain
to healthier joints and less painleadsto healthier joints and less pain
pmWhat range of motion ... pain?causespmWhat range of motion ... pain?
to a functional loss due to pain , which was noted on examinationcontributedto a functional loss due to pain , which was noted on examination
me so much pain that I gradually gave up using motionremained causedme so much pain that I gradually gave up using motion
injury and stiffnessto preventinjury and stiffness
to serious pain and musculoskeletal side effectscan leadto serious pain and musculoskeletal side effects
pain / stiffness and eventually abnormalities / injury of the structures within and around the jointcausespain / stiffness and eventually abnormalities / injury of the structures within and around the joint
me great pain due to the fact that it hurt just to be touchedcausedme great pain due to the fact that it hurt just to be touched
pain , such as through muscles overexerting themselves to compensate for the laxity caused by a diseased discmight ... be causingpain , such as through muscles overexerting themselves to compensate for the laxity caused by a diseased disc
for your particular knee injuryto be setfor your particular knee injury
support and heal injuryto preventsupport and heal injury
injuries when you work outto preventinjuries when you work out
overuse injuriescausesoveruse injuries
injuries and strainspreventsinjuries and strains
sports injuriesto preventsports injuries
you pain and finds exercise variants that allow you to continue training without causing further damagecausesyou pain and finds exercise variants that allow you to continue training without causing further damage
pain during normal activity like walking , climbing , sitting and standing for a longer durationcausespain during normal activity like walking , climbing , sitting and standing for a longer duration
tendon or muscle pain and damage and is most common with hamstrings , low back , pectorals , lower biceps and shoulderscan causetendon or muscle pain and damage and is most common with hamstrings , low back , pectorals , lower biceps and shoulders
injury and encourage optimal healthto preventinjury and encourage optimal health
to the injury and the sensations at the time of injury-ledto the injury and the sensations at the time of injury-
both chronic and acute injuriespreventsboth chronic and acute injuries
to compensatory actions , poor technique , and further injuryleadsto compensatory actions , poor technique , and further injury
hyperextension and/or lateral movement while recovering from serious injuryto preventhyperextension and/or lateral movement while recovering from serious injury
Muscle stiffnessleadsMuscle stiffness
long - term or acute injuriescan causelong - term or acute injuries
to further injury and that their primary purpose has evolved to style rather than protectionleadto further injury and that their primary purpose has evolved to style rather than protection
less than a full rotationis setless than a full rotation
to poor movement patterns inducing premature fatigue and causing injuryleadsto poor movement patterns inducing premature fatigue and causing injury