Search Results - symmetry

Rolim, M. C., Secchi, L. L. B., dos Santos, A. L., de Oliveira, T. O., Ribas, L. O., Baroni, B. M., Rapello, F. “…Main outcome measures SLBT score and the limb symmetry index (LSI). Results One hundred twenty-one athletes (two hundred forty-two limbs) took part in this study. …”

Lee, T. L., Ko, D. K., Kang, N. “…Results There were no significant group differences in bilateral force accuracy and variability but, compared to the control group, soccer players showed higher force symmetry between left and right ankle dorsiflexion forces. …”

Araújo, S. R. S., Abreu, E. A. C., Menzel, H. K., Medeiros, F. B. “…Methods: 184 professional Brazilian soccer players did the countermovement jump test on two force plates. The symmetry index was used to quantify the asymmetry of peak force and impulse. …”

Memain, G., Yiou, E., Carling, C., Fourcade, P., Bouvet, J., Maille, P., Tamalet, B. “…Main variables were: peaks of trunk flexion and lateroflexion, knee flexion, peak and mean of %maximal voluntary contraction of studied muscles, rate of force development (RFD), peak of vertical ground reaction force , reactive strength index modified, jump height and movement time. A limb symmetry index (LSI, % difference between injured and non-injured leg) and a deficit limb index (DLI, % difference between injured leg and dominant leg of healthy participants) were computed for each variable. …”

Maestroni, L., Turner, A., Papadopoulos, K., Sideris, V., Read, P. “…Current approaches use limb symmetry across a range of tests, but this does not consider a patient`s level of athleticism or benchmarks relative to his or her noninjured counterparts. …”

Siegel, S. D., Mason, J., Hamacher, D., Rahlf, A. L., Zech, A. “…Additionally, peak vertical ground reaction force (peakGRF) and stride time were calculated. The symmetry index (SI) was used to quantify lateral asymmetries between legs. …”

Read, P. J., Davies, W. T., Bishop, C., McAuliffe, S., Wilson, M. G., Turner, A. N. “… - After ACLR, participants' asymmetry scores during the 10-second hop test were greater (by ~25%) than previous values suggested for acceptable discharge from rehabilitation in traditional horizontal hop tests (eg, >90% Limb Symmetry Index). Thus, vertical rebound tasks may be more sensitive in identifying deficits in knee function.…”

Clark, N. C., Campbell, S. D. “…Side-to-side (right/left, dominant/nondominant, injured/uninjured) WBLT comparisons at group-level (t-test [within-group]; Welch's ANOVA [between-group]; effect sizes [within-/between-group]) and individual-level (limb symmetry index [%]; absolute-asymmetry [%]). Results Prevalence of USAI was 38.7%. …”

Stojanovic, M. D. M., Andric, N., Mikic, M., Vukosav, N., Vukosav, B., Zolog-Schiopea, D.-N., Tabacar, M., Melinte, R. M. “…Testing was organized before and after the 6-week training programs and included isometric semi-squat tests (ISOSI-injured and ISOSU-uninjured legs), vertical jump tests (CMJ), single-leg vertical jump tests (SLJI-injured and SLJU-uninjured legs), single-leg hop tests (SLHI-injured and SLHU-uninjured legs), and triple hop tests (TLHI-injured and TLHU-uninjured legs). In addition, limb symmetry indexes were calculated for the isometric semi-squat (ISOSLSI) test, the single-leg vertical jump (SLJLSI), and the hop (SLHLSI) tests, as well as the triple-leg hop (THLLSI) test. …”

Milutinovic, A., Jakovljevic, V., Dabovic, M., Faude, O., Radovanovic, D., Stojanovic, E. “…The aim of this study was to evaluate interlimb symmetry in quadriceps and hamstring peak torque of elite soccer players at 3 months (stage 1) and 6 months (stage 2) after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. …”

van Melick, N., van der Weegen, W., van der Horst, N. “…Results Of the 42 included studies, 26 reported reference values from healthy soccer players, 4 from healthy basketball players, 4 from healthy handball players, and 11 from other healthy pivoting-sport athletes. The limb symmetry index dominant/nondominant limb (LSI-D/ND) ranged from 98% to 114% for healthy athletes. …”

Haischer, M. H., Ahn, N., Kim, H., Jacobson, E., Kipp, K. “…The purpose of this study was characterize the consistency of limb symmetries at the knee and hip in the front squat, hexagonal barbell deadlift, and Romanian deadlift across three loads (40%, 60%, 80% of front squat one-repetition maximum). …”

Eliakim, E., Morgulev, E., Lidor, R., Munk, O., Meckel, Y. “…Entwicklung von Kennzahlen zur Messung der Symmetrie der Mannschaftsaufstellung und des Ballflusses sowie deren Zusammenhang mit der Leistung…”

Hannon, J. P., Wang-Price, S., Garrison, J. C., Goto, S., Bothwell, J. M., Bush, C. A. “…Limb symmetry strength measures are used for clinical decision-making considering when an athlete is ready to return to sport after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. …”

Scinicarelli, G., Offerhaus, C., Feodoroff, B., Froboese, I., Wilke, C. “…The aims of this cross-sectional study were (1) to provide age-specific mean values and limb symmetry index (LSI) in young football players, (2) to detect age effect on LSI and interlimb functional differences and (3) to investigate the association of age with single-leg functional performance and LSI. …”

Sieland, J., Krause, F., Kalo, K., Wilke, J., Vogt, L., Banzer, W., Niederer, D. “…Group differences between injured and non-injured youth elite football players are mostly explained by age. Only the symmetry in SLHD could be a potential risk factor for injuries and merits further investigation.…”

da Silva, C. D., Machado, G., Fernandes, A. A., Teoldo, I., Pimenta, E. M., Marins, J. C., Garcia, E. S. “…Four GPS-A parameters showed moderate to very large correlations with CK changes at all time points (average speed [avgSP, r = 0.75 to r = 0.84]; running symmetry foot strikes [RSfst, r = 0.53-0.63]; running series [RunS, r = 0.53-0.61]; and acceleration distance [AccD = 1.5 m·s-2; r = 0.46-0.61]). …”

Painter, K., Rodriguez-Castellano, L., Carroll, K., Stone, M. “…Each athlete followed the same standardized warm-up protocol during each testing session, then performed 2 maximal effort trials of both the SJ and IMTP. Symmetry index score (SI) was calculated using unilateral peak force values during the take-off phase of the jump (Eq. 1). …”

Herrington, L., Ghulam, H., Comfort, P. “…Over 80% of the players failed to exceed the limb symmetry criteria of =90% for strength tests, although 75% of the cohort passed the =90% criteria for hop tests. …”

Simon, J. E., Yom, J., Grooms, D. R. “…Symmetrie weist nicht auf Wiederherstellung hin: Einbeinsprung vor und nach einer Verletzung der unteren Extremitäten…”