Pelvic girdle pain and relevance of ASLR testing: A ... - Cindy Verheul

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Figure 1 The ASLR-test Page 35
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Hypothesis 1: Characteristics of the groups based on the DPQ
total score
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Figure 3 Hypothesis 1: Characteristic positive DPQ group Page 49
Figure 4 Hypothesis 1: Characteristic negative DPQ group Page 52
Figure 5 Hypothesis 2: Group characteristic on instability tests total Page 53
Figure 6 Hypothesis 2: Different scores positive instability group Page 56
Figure 7 Hypothesis 2: Different scores positive instability group Page 57
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Hypothesis 3: Characteristic groups based on other instability
tests
Hypothesis 3: Score on the characteristics of the group of
women which scored positive on at least one of the other
pelvic instability tests
Hypothesis 4: Instability score based on Active Straight Leg
Raising test characteristics only
Hypothesis 4: Score on the characteristics of the positive
ASLR group
Hypothesis 4: Score on characteristics of the negative ASLR
group
Hypothesis 5: Total score on the physical part of the Dallas
Pain Questionnaire (positive or negative).
Hypothesis 5: Characteristics of the women scoring positive on
the physical Dallas Pain Questionnaire
Hypothesis 5: Characteristics of the group of women scoring
negative on the physical Dallas Pain Questionnaire
Hypothesis 6: Total score on the emotional part of the Dallas
Pain Questionnaire
Hypothesis 6: Characteristics positive score on emotional
Dallas Pain Questionnaire
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