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. 2017 Feb 13;12(2):e0172112. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0172112

Table 5. Effect of 2 SD increase of body mass and lower limb length on peak net moments at the hip, knee and ankle evaluated as a change from the mean value in N m and percentages.

Manipulated parameter ΔParameter ΔPeak net joint moment (N m)
Hip Knee Ankle
Flex Ext Flex Ext Plant Dors
Body mass +29 kg (41%) 22.5 (41%) 33.6 (42%) 8.3 (43%) 12.0 (43%) 5.5 (41%) 38.8 (42%)
Lower limb length +126 mm (15%) 10.9 (20%) 13.7 (17%) 3.4 (18%) −3.8 (13%) 0.2 (2%) 1.1 (1%)
Body mass + foot length +29 kg (41%); +15 mm (6%) 21.9 (40%) 34.4 (43%) 7.4 (39%) 19.8 (71%) 7.3 (55%) 51.7 (56%)
Lower limb length + foot length +126 mm (15%); +18 mm (7%) 10.6 (19%) 14.7 (18%) 2.6 (14%) 1.5 (5%) 1.5 (11%) 10.0 (11%)

Notes: positive values indicate increase of the peak moment, negative values indicate decrease of the peak moment; flex, flexion; ext, extension; plant, plantarflexion; dors, dorsiflexion.