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Àӱ溴 ( Lim Kil-Byung ) 
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ÀÌÈ«Àç ( Lee Hong-Jae ) 
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äÁö¿ø ( Chai Ji-Won ) 
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Abstract


Objective: To investigate the characteristics of electromyographic actividuals with knee osteoarthritis using dynamic eletromyography (dEMG)

Method: dEMG activites of eight muscle of lower extremities in 15 patients and 16 healthy controls were measured during walking. dEMG activities were divided according ro four phases of a gait cycle (phade 1, heel strike - foot flat; phase 2, foot flat - toe off; phase 3, toe off midswinig; phase 4, midswinig - terminal swing). Duration of each phase to duration of one gait cycle (%) and normalized integrated electromyography (NIEMG)of each muscle (%) were compared between patients and controls.

Results: Patients showed longer duration of phase 2 and shorter duration of phase 3 than controls (p<0.05). The NIEMGs of vastus medialis and those of peroneus longus during phase 1 were smaller and larger, respectively. in patients than in controls (p<0.05). The NIEMGs of tibialis anterior during phase 3 and thos of medial gastrocnemius during phase 4 were larger and smaller, respectively, in patients than in controls (p<0.05).

Conclusion:Duration of gait cycle and dEMG activities of the lower extremities of the individuals with knee osteoarthritis were different from those of healthy sybjects.

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Knee osteoarthritis; Dynamic EMG;Gait

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