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...iofemora]]<nowiki/>l and pubofemoral ligaments, contributes to the overall stability and function of the hip joint. ...t role in preventing excessive internal hip rotation and maintaining joint stability.<ref>Baba, Kazuyoshi, Yu Mori, Daisuke Chiba, Yoshiyuki Kuwahara, Hiroaki K

...where the ball and socket shape of the hip joint cannot provide mechanical stability. <ref name=":0" /> ...f the hip. Moreover, the study founded tha the ligament contribute to the stability of the hip joint in the standing position because of the low density of the

stability dependent on degree of injury and healing potential of transverse ligament. ...ateral fractures of anterior and posterior arch resulting from axial load. Stability determined by integrity of transverse ligament. If intact, hard collar. If

...e [[Lumbar Vertebrae|intervertebral foramen]] to provide additional lumbar stability. <ref name=":0" /> * improve the stability of the lower pelvis,

==== Shoulder Stability ====

As the paraspinals function to stabilize the lower back [[Core Stability|core stability]] training and [[Back Exercises|back exercises]] are effective in strengthe

* Sacrotuberous ligament STL assists in [[Pelvic Floor Anatomy|pelvic stability]], the obliquity arrangement of STL on both sides prevent the anterior tipp ...it sacral nutation but it appears to have a limited contribution to pelvic stability."<ref>Aldabe D, Hammer N, Flack NA, Woodley SJ. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.ni

...lex and internally rotate the knee and play an important role in providing stability to the medial side of the knee. They also have roles at the hip. These musc ...ateral Ligament of the Knee|medial collateral ligament]], providing medial stability to the knee

...lammation and muscular spasms; re-establish [[Shoulder Instability|dynamic stability]] and non-painful range of motion; retard muscular atrophy; improve proprio ...nal ROM, 2) minimal pain and diminished inflammation, 3) sufficient static stability and 4) adequate neuromuscular control.

The transversospinalis muscle group functions in [[Core Strengthening|spinal stability,]] [[proprioception]] and [[posture]], stabilizing the vertebral column. Wh For treatment check the [[Core Stability|Core Stability]] page.

.... The fibula plays a key role in muscle attachment and contributes to the stability of the [[Ankle Joint|ankle]] joint. ...fibula's role is to act as an attachment for muscles, as well as providing stability of the ankle joint. Although it is less involved in weight-bearing compare

# Stability === Part 3: Stability ===

...e/10024/63501/Airaksinen_Liisa.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y THE ROLE OF CORE STABILITY IN] * [[Core Stability|core stability &]] [[Core Strengthening|core strengthening]]

* [[Core Stability|Core stabilization programs]] are suggested decrease low back pain, weaknes ...pan class="reference" id="cite_ref-7"></span>on to [[Core Stability|spinal stability]] and are important in [[Adherence to Home Exercise Programs|home exercise

Laminotomy better preserves vertebral stability.

...ntrol is the ability to maintain our body in space achieving both goals of stability and orientation<ref>Mancini M, Nutt JG, Horak FB. [https://www.sciencedirec ...head of a voluntary movement that is potentially destabilizing to maintain stability during the movement. <ref name=":0">Shumway-Cook A, Wollacott M. Motor cont

The coronary ligaments support rotational stability of the knee and prevent anterior [[Tibia|tibial]] translation<ref>Feger J, ...3/ The role of the meniscotibial ligament in posteromedial rotational knee stability] Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc 2015 23:2967–2973</ref>. They can al

...molecular level, and that depends on tensile prestress for its mechanical stability enables cells to sense and respond to mechanical signals.<ref name=":0" />T ...refers to any physical structure that combines the features of tension and stability in a specific manner. The structures that maintain their integrity primaril

== Stability and Strength == * Lumbo-pelvic stability

...ulus created by outside force eg: elastic band. That challenge the dynamic stability and proprioception, which can be defined as awareness of posture, movement, ...coordinated motor patterns, and reflex activity to provide enhanced joint stability<ref name=":0" />. The information gathered is processed at three levels. A