Research Article

The Efficacy of Backward Walking on Static Stability, Proprioception, Pain, and Physical Function of Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Table 3

Comparison of proprioception between the two groups over time.

GroupsItemsLeft sideRight side
ATE (%)CT (s)ATE (%)CT (s)

BGBefore intervention34.63 ± 13.2085.94 ± 12.2936.25 ± 11.5885.88 ± 15.52
After intervention29.75 ± 8.0780.88 ± 8.2828.19 ± 7.9685.88 ± 11.02
Mean changes−4.88 ± 13.62−5.06 ± 9.72−8.06 ± 9.040.00 ± 16.45
CGBefore intervention34.06 ± 10.9790.38 ± 17.8834.19 ± 14.0387.56 ± 19.52
Afterintervention27.06 ± 6.6488.19 ± 16.9823.88 ± 9.3989.63 ± 12.93
Mean changes−7.00 ± 7.98−2.19 ± 9.68−10.31 ± 11.272.06 ± 15.43
Time effect0.0210.3180.010.785
Group◊Time effectF0.1790.1600.1680.075
P0.6740.6910.6840.785
η20.0030.0030.0030.001

BG: backward walking group; CG: control group; ATE: average trajectory error; CT: completion time; intragroup difference before intervention, ; intergroup difference after intervention, .