ICCs (1,3) in each position.

<div><p>The iliocapsularis (IC) muscle contributes to hip stability and understanding its function <i>in vivo</i> is important. A previous study investigated the functional role of the IC by using electromyography. However, muscle can activate during not only their primary ac...

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Main Author:	Hikari Itsuda (21184604) (author)
Other Authors:	Masahide Yagi (847767) (author), Hiroshige Tateuchi (4518319) (author), Momoka Tokoro (21485311) (author), Noriaki Ichihashi (4518316) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Physiology Evolutionary Biology Sociology Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified measuring electromyography alone internal rotation (< hip internal rotation previous study investigated increased muscle elongation div >< p external rotation (< hip external rotation hip flexion 0º external rotation flexion (< hip flexion using electromyography addiction 0º hip stability hip adduction hip abduction extension (< hip extension wilcoxon signed vivo </ values correspond subsequent posture study aimed rank test muscle contributes muscle acts moment arm holm correction g </ functional role following positions findings suggest 8 men 15 women 021 </ 007 </ 001 </
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ICCs (1,3) in each position.

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