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...6] investigated the relationship between patellofemoral joint pain, lumbar lordosis, and sacral inclination. Those with and without anterior knee discomfort ha

...are held alongside the body. The stabiliser is positioned under the lumbar lordosis. During exercises, the spine cannot make any movements. The [[Transversus A

* Structural scoliosis greater than 30 degrees; excessive kyphosis or lordosis; hemivertebrae

...ssure under the tuberosities, reduced muscular activity, maintained proper lordosis, increased intervertebral disc heights, which could potentially reduce LBP.

...input into the visual and vestibular systems. They control cranio-cervical lordosis and small head-on-neck movements. Dysfunction results in sensorimotor impai

* Lordosis

...or back deformity: [[scoliosis]], [[Low Back Pain Related to Hyperlordosis|lordosis]], [[kyphosis]]; observe gait pathology, eg., [[Trendelenburg Gait|Trendele

...e of the patient’s low back to detect the low midline sill sign. If lumbar lordosis increases and there is a sill like a capital “L” on the midline, the te

...etic chain.<ref name=":0" /> For example, when actively correcting a hyper-lordosis of the lumbar spine, it may be necessary to also correct another aspect of

...n deformity accompanied by lumbar [[Low Back Pain Related to Hyperlordosis|lordosis]]. <ref name="p7" />

...e sitting position. The subjects were trained to sit with a natural lumbar lordosis while gently retracting and adducting their scapulas and gently elongating ...ific, Australia) was used to monitor the subtle flattening of the cervical lordosis that was expected to occur with contraction of deep neck flexors.

...lexors (especially in hands, also leads to head droop and increased lumbar lordosis

...f different sitting postures on lung capacity, expiratory flow, and lumbar lordosis.] Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation. 2006 Apr 1;87(4):504-9.

...hanges can be used to balance the anterior shift possibly causing an extra lordosis. This increases the natural inward curvature of the spine, which increases ...should be elevated, which will help flex the hips and decrease the lumbar lordosis of the spine. <ref name="Shah et al" /> <ref name="Borg-Stein et al">Borg-S

...Achondroplasia and some other forms of dwarfism have an exaggerated lumbar lordosis and spinal stenosis, these 2 factors increase the jarring forces through th

...on/extension, side bending and rotation.The lumbar spine exhibits a lumbar lordosis, which is a result and a key factor of the evolution to the erect posture. ...ension test for flexion dysfunction: Upright sitting with corrected lumbar lordosis; extension of the knee without movement (flexion) of low back &nbsp;Rating

...ld consider abnormal postures, such as forward head posture, [[kyphosis]], lordosis, [[scoliosis]], and pelvic malalignments, such as windswept hips. * Reduces lordosis and promotes good back alignment

...p are in flexion, there is an anterior pelvic tilt and an increased lumbar lordosis.&nbsp;There is often a stiff knee because of rectus femoris activity in the

#'''Anterior tilt of the pelvis and lumbar lordosis may also be observed.'''

** assessed from the side - is there an increased lumbar lordosis or a flattened lumbar spine?