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Anh Dung Nguyen
PhD
Kinesiology,
UNCG
There are 6 included publications by Anh Dung Nguyen :
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ACL Injuries: The Gender Bias
2008
3798
Abstract #1 Ground Reaction Forces, but Not Knee Muscle Activation, or Sagittal Knee Joint Stiffness Differ Between Female Dancers and Basketball Players during Drop Jumps Abstract #2 Influence of Ankle Dorsiflexion Range of Motion and Lower Leg M...
Dynamic Valgus Alignment and Functional Strength in Males and Females During Maturation
2009
219
Context: Sex differences in dynamic measures have been established in physically mature populations. Gaining information on maturation's effect on dynamic performance measures implicated in injury risk may enable us to better design injury prevention...
Effects of lower extremity posture on hip strength and their influence on lower extremity motion during a single leg squat
2007
1671
"This research investigated the effects of static lower extremity posture on hip strength, and then examined their collective influence on knee and hip joint kinematics during a single leg squat in males and females. Thirty one healthy males and 31 h...
Joint Laxity Is Related to Lower Extremity Energetics during a Drop Jump Landing
2010
227
Purpose: To examine the relationships between anterior knee laxity (AKL), genu recurvatum (GR), and general joint laxity (GJL) with sagittal plane energetics in males and females during a drop jump task. Methods: A total of 68 females and 50 males we...
Relationships Between Lower Extremity Alignment and the Quadriceps Angle
2009
473
Objective: To determine the extent to which select lower extremity alignment characteristics of the pelvis, hip, knee, and foot are related to the Q angle.
Design: Descriptive cohort study design. Setting: Applied Neuromechanics Research L...
Thigh Strength and Activation as Predictors of Knee Biomechanics during a Drop Jump Task
2009
226
Purpose: To examine whether normalized quadriceps and hamstring strength would predict quadriceps and hamstring muscle activation amplitudes and whether these neuromuscular factors would predict knee kinematics and kinetics during a drop jump task. M...