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...sture 29(1): 36-41</ref>. The consequence of this is development of lumbar lordosis, an excessive anterior pelvic tilt and a 'double bump' sagittal pelvic tilt

Normal anatomic variants include pseudosubluxation, absence of cervical lordosis, wedging of the C3 vertebra, widening of the predental space, prevertebral

# [[Scoliosis]] / [[Posture|Lordosis]] ...lities - Abnormal posture due to weakness of muscles can lead to scoliosis/lordosis/kyphosis in later stages can be corrected via orthopedic procedures like sp

...Head Posture|forward head posture]] and hyperkyphosis and increase lumbar lordosis to compensate for the postural change.

...f>Sorensen CJ, Norton BJ, Callaghan JP, Hwang CT, Van Dillen LR. Is lumbar lordosis related to low back pain development during prolonged standing?. Manual the ...gy are the piriformis and the ischiococcygeus, and there will be a loss of lordosis in the lumbar spine.

...to the vertical position of the sacrum, lumbosacral kyphosis, compensatory lordosis of the proximal spine and flexion of the knees and hips, which may be prese * The clinical signs on examination include: a) flattened lumbar lordosis with palpable step of the spinous process (SP). The prominent SP may be ten

** excessive lordosis, etc.

...ed thoracic kyphosis, forward head, protracted shoulders, increased lumbar lordosis as well as anterior pelvic tilt.&nbsp; ...was also instructed in proper standing posture (decrease excessive lumbar lordosis, maintain erect posture in thoracic and cervical spine).<br>-Counseled pati

...emities elevated and abducted bilaterally because of pain and also reduced lordosis.

* Assess for deformity: scoliosis, kyphosis, loss of lumbar lordosis or hyperlordosis of the lumbar spine. Look for shoulder asymmetry and pelvi ...n and functional ability. (level of evidence 1A) Sitting decreases lumbar lordosis and increase disc pressure, squeeze on the ischium and muscle activity in t

...h the upper and lower spine experience flexion, causing a loss of cervical lordosis.

...n during gait due to muscle shortening of hip flexors is increasing lumbar lordosis through anterior pelvic tilt and causing sheer forces on the skin between t

...dosis, the thoracic portion is in a kyphosis, and the lumbar spine is in a lordosis. The curves of the back increase the load bearing capacity of the spine.

*Loss of lumbar lordosis and lower back movement <ref name="p1" />

...nd the spine remains straight.<br>Avoid any increase or decrease in lumbar lordosis!<br>Draw the abdominal muscles and maintain this minimal contraction throug ...heel resting on the ground. The moment the pelvis anteriorly tilts and the lordosis increases, you must stop the movement and draw the leg back into flexion. <

...exercise regimen used in treating low back pain; it seeks to reduce lumbar lordosis through flexion of the lumbar spine and strengthening of the abdominal musc

* Increased [[lumbar]] lordosis. :* Postural changes identified with gestational lordosis influence the transference from a standing position to sitting.

...ical Anatomy|cervical]] and [[Lumbar Anatomy|lumbar]] regions are concave (lordosis), and the [[Thoracic Anatomy|thoracic]] and sacral regions are convex (kyph * The cervical lordosis can be increased with a protrusion of the head. The shoulders mostly are po

...ref>.In particular a lumbopelvic upright posture (with a maintained lumbar lordosis and some anterior pelvic tilt) recruits more of the internal oblique and su

...ncreased anterior load, most mothers will adopt an&nbsp;exaggerated lumbar lordosis in standing<ref name="Ritchie, 2003">Ritchie JR. Orthopaedic considerations <br> [[Image:Increased lordosis.jpg|thumb|center|480x300px|Increased lordosis in pregnancy due to increased anterior load.]]