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. 2014 May-Jun;18(3):252–258. doi: 10.1590/bjpt-rbf.2014.0032

Figure 2. Pelvis motion in the frontal plane: peak pelvis obliquity. A positive pelvis obliquity value relates to a situation in which the opposite side of the pelvis is lower. A negative pelvis obliquity value relates to a situation in which the opposite side of the pelvis is higher. Peak pelvis obliquity: (1) Peak pelvis obliquity during loading response (0-10% GC); (2) peak pelvis obliquity during midstance (10-30% GC); (3) peak pelvis obliquity during pre-swing (50-60% GC). Y axis (degrees), X axis (0-100% gait cycle [GC]).

Figure 2