Body mass affects kinetic symmetry and inflammatory markers in adolescent knees during gait.

Sarah P Shultz,Ashley N Buck,Philip W Fink,Stacey M Kung,Mary J Ward,Zoltan Antal,Sherry I Backus,Andrew P Kraszewski,Howard J Hillstrom

Clinical biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)（2023）

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Abstract

Inflammatory response increases with greater knee joint asymmetry, suggesting knee joint damage and altered joint loading co-exist in adolescents with obesity. Increased risk to joint health may exist in sub-phases where knee joints are improperly loaded.

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Asymmetry,Child obesity,Inflammatory biomarkers,Kinetics,Lower extremity

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