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Table 4.

Bivariate Pearson Correlations Between Measures of Hip Laxity, Knee Laxity, and General Joint Laxity by Sex^a,b

	Women
Men	HIER_ROM	HIER_LAX_0°	HIER_LAX_30°	GJL	KIER_LAX	KVV_LAX	KAP_LAX
HIER_ROM		0.72	0.74^a	0.51^a	0.53^a	0.65^a	0.39
HIER_LAX_0°	0.84^a		0.96^a	0.59^a	0.41	0.71^a	0.39
HIER_LAX_30°	0.88^a	0.97^a		0.66^a	0.42	0.74^a	0.39
GJL	0.57^a	0.44^a	0.50^a		0.42	0.57^a	0.12
KIER_LAX	0.75^a	0.62^a	0.62^a	0.50^a		0.66^a	0.23
KVV_LAX	0.44^a	0.43^a	0.49^a	0.57^a	0.59^a		0.53^a
KAP_LAX	0.59^a	0.55^a	0.57^a	0.43^a	0.75^a	0.51^a

Abbreviations: GJL, general joint laxity; HIER_LAX_0°, hip internal-external–rotation laxity measured at 0°; HIER_LAX_30°, hip internal-external–rotation laxity measured at 30°; HIER_ROM, hip internal-external–rotation range of motion measured clinically; KAP_LAX, knee anterior-posterior laxity; KIER_LAX, knee internal-external–rotation laxity; KVV_LAX, knee varus-valgus laxity.

^{^a}

All values: P < .05 (1-tailed test).

^{^b}

Bold values indicate the female correlations.