TABLE 3.

Knee flexion angle and sagittal and frontal plane joint moments during gait is presented for the injured and uninjured limb for all 27 participants

	Injured	Uninjured	Difference	95% CI	p
KFA at IC (°)	6.7 (5.8)	0.2 (4.2)	6.4	4.4– 8.5	<.001
pKFA (°)	21.0 (5.9)	18.4 (6.5)	2.6	0.5–4.7	.019
kEXC (°)	14.3 (3.7)	18.2 (4.4)	−3.9	−5.5–−2.2	<.001
pKFM (N·m/kg·m)	0.36 (0.14)	0.40 (0.18)	−0.04	−0.10–0.02	.224
KFM impulse (N·m·s/kg·m)	0.056 (0.022)	0.057 (0.028)	−0.001	−0.010–0.007	.769
pKAM (N·m/kg·m)	0.21 (0.09)	0.28 (0.10)	−0.07	−0.12–−0.03	.003
KAM impulse (N·m·s/kg·m)	0.071 (0.043)	0.097 (0.044)	−0.026	−0.046–−0.006	.012

Note: Values in parentheses are SDs. The interlimb difference is presented with its 95% confidence interval. Boldface numbers indicate statistical significance (p values of <.05). ° = degrees.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; IC, initial contact; KAM, knee adduction moment; kEXC, knee flexion angle excursion; KFA, knee flexion angle; kg, kilogram; KFM, knee flexion moment; m, meter; N, newton; p, p value; pKAM, peak knee adduction moment; pKFA, peak knee flexion angle; s, second.