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〔目的〕利き脚や組み脚習慣が立位姿勢の骨盤前傾角に与える影響を検討することとした〔対象〕下肢・下肢帯に既往のない男子大学生24名とした〔方法〕質問票にて①利き手②利き脚③組み脚を調査したその後立位姿勢での骨盤前傾角を角度計にて測定し左右で比較した利き脚群と軸脚群および組み脚上群と下群に分類しそれぞれ比較した〔結果〕右側骨盤は左側より有意に前傾していたまた利き脚群は軸脚群より有意に前傾しており組み脚上群は組み脚下群より有意に前傾していた〔結語〕骨盤は立位姿勢において歪んでおり利き脚や組み脚の影響があると考えられた[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of the dominant leg and leg-crossing preference on pelvic anteversion angle in the standing posture. [Subjects] Subjects were 24 male university students with no medical history involving the lower extremity or the pelvic girdle. [Methods] We used a questionnaire to determine the dominant hand, dominant leg, and leg-crossing preference. We measured the pelvic anteversion angle in the standing position with a goniometer, and compared the right and left sides. We categorized the subjects into the dominant leg group, the pivot leg group, the crossing the upper leg group, and the crossing the lower leg group, and compared them. [Results] The right side pelvis inclined forward more significantly than the left side. The, dominant leg group pelvis inclined forward more significantly than the pivot leg group, and the crossing the upper leg group pelvis inclined forward more significantly than the crossing the lower leg group. [Conclusion] Our results suggest that the pelvis is distorted in the standing posture, due to the effects of the dominant leg and leg-crossing preference

Effects of the Dominant Leg and Leg-crossing Preference on Pelvic Anteversion Angle