Effects of Pelvic Compression Belt on Three-dimensional Motions of Pelvic and Trunk during One Leg Standing

One leg standing is a necessary sequence for dynamic transitions of body weight during walking and is required for a number of daily activities. And it is as a method of test used to assess the ability and movement quality of the sacroiliac joint for maintenance of lumbopelvic stability during the transmission of load between the lower extremities and the spine.1,2 According to previous studies, the alteration of the muscular activation pattern easily not only affected functional and daily activities but caused lumbopelvic instability, and lumbopelvic instability caused pelvic anterior rotation due to asymmetrical hip flexion during load transfer such as one leg standing.3,4 Effects of Pelvic Compression Belt on Three-dimensional Motions of Pelvic and Trunk during One Leg Standing