Hip Angles, Joint Moments, and Muscle Activity During Gait in Women With and Without Self-reported Stress Urinary Incontinence

Erin H. Hartigan, J. McAuley, Michael A. Lawrence, Willis Brucker, Adam King, B. Tryon, M. DeSilva
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Supplemental Digital Content is Available in the Text. Background: Women with stress urinary incontinence (SUI) have different hip strength, mobility, and unique between-leg differences compared with women without SUI. This article describes gait biomechanics in these same women to provide insight into their function and neuromuscular system. Objective: To compare gait biomechanics between women with and without self-reported SUI. Study Design: Descriptive. Methods: Hip angles, moments (net forces), and muscle activity were analyzed during 3 phases of stance (weight acceptance [WA], mid-stance [MS], and terminal stance [TS]), using 3-dimensional cameras, force plates, and surface electromyography. Values were compared between groups (SUI, n = 21; no SUI, n = 20) and limbs (dominant, D; nondominant, ND) (significance: P ≤ .05). Results: Between-Group Comparisons: Both limbs in the SUI group had greater abduction (ABD) moments (WA: D: P = .039; ND: P = .030), external rotation (ER) moments (WA: D: P = .002, ND: P = .004; and MS: D: P = .033, ND: P = .035), and gluteus maximus activity (TS: D: P < .001, ND: P = .005). The SUI group's ND-limb had greater adduction angles (WA: P = .043), internal rotation (IR) angles (WA: P = .011; MS: P = .028), flexion (FL) moments (TS: P = .050), and tensor fasciae latae activity (TS: P = .044). The SUI group's D-limb had greater ABD moments (TS: P = .034). Between-Limb Comparisons Unique to Each Group: The SUI group's ND-limb had greater IR angles (WA: P = .007, MS: P = .032, TS: P = .027), relative lesser ER angles (MS: P = .003, TS: P = .007), and lesser FL angles (MS: P = .029). The without SUI group's ND-limb had greater ER moments (MS: P = .022). Conclusions: Women with SUI demonstrate unique gait mechanics, predominantly in the transverse plane and in the ND-limb. A video abstract for this article is available at: http://links.lww.com/JWHPT/A29.
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有或没有自我报告的压力性尿失禁妇女的髋关节角度、关节力矩和步态中的肌肉活动
文本中提供了补充数字内容。背景:与无压力性尿失禁的女性相比,有压力性尿尿失禁(SUI)的女性有不同的臀部力量、灵活性和独特的腿部差异。本文描述了这些女性的步态生物力学,以深入了解她们的功能和神经肌肉系统。目的:比较有和没有自我报告SUI的女性步态生物力学。研究设计:描述性。方法:使用三维相机、力板和表面肌电图,分析站立三个阶段(重量接受[WA]、中间站立[MS]和最后站立[TS])的髋关节角度、力矩(净力)和肌肉活动。比较两组(SUI,n=21;无SUI,n=20)和肢体(显性,D;非显性,ND)之间的值(显著性:P≤.05)。结果:组间比较:SUI组的两个肢体都有更大的外展(ABD)力矩(WA:D:P=.039;ND:P=.030)、外旋(ER)力矩(WA:D:P=.002,ND:P=.004;MS:D:P=0.033,ND:P=0.035),SUI组的ND肢体具有较大的内收角(WA:P=0.043)、内旋角(IR)(WA:P=0.011;MS:P=0.28)、屈曲力矩(FL)(TS:P=0.050),和阔筋膜张肌活动(TS:P=0.44)。SUI组的D肢体有更大的ABD力矩(TS:P=0.034)。各组独特的肢体间比较:SUI组ND肢体有更高的IR角(WA:P=0.007,MS:P=0.032,TS:P=0.027),相对较小的ER角(MS:P=0.003,TS:P=0.007),和较小的FL角(MS:P=0.029)。无SUI组的ND肢体具有较大的ER力矩(MS:P=0.022)。结论:患有SUI的女性表现出独特的步态力学,主要在横切面和ND肢体。本文的视频摘要可在以下网址获得:http://links.lww.com/JWHPT/A29.
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