Contribution of hip joint proprioception to static and dynamic balance in cerebral palsy: a case control study

Table 2 Comparison of Hip proprioception error across groups

Hip proprioception error	Control	Diplegia	Hemiplegia
Dominant leg
RMS (degrees)	4.44	8.27*	11.52*
(95% CI)	(3.61 to 5.26)	(7.03 to 9.52)	(8.29 to 14.76)
Non-dominant leg
RMS (degrees)	4.72	11.23*	12.90*
(95% CI)	(3.74 to 5.70)	(8.96 to 13.50)	(5.72 to 20.08)
Average between legs
RMS (degrees)	4.58	9.75*	12.21*
(95% CI)	(3.84 to 5.31)	(8.34 to 11.16)	(7.37 to 17.06)

NOTE: Mann–Whitney U test significance levels were adjusted with the Bonferroni correction for 5 comparisons (P ≤ 0.01), and indicated where differences between group means are significant compared to the control group (*).

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