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Comparison of the Anterior Pelvic Tilting Angle during Forward
 Bending in Individuals with and without Sciatic Nerve Tension

Lumbopelvic motion has been used frequently to identify movement impairment of the lumbar spine during forward bending.1,2 Forward bending motion is accomplished by flexion of the lumbar spine and hips.3 Several studies have reported an association between frequent forward bending and low back pain.4-10 An activity or occupation that requires repetitive forward bending may be associated with herniated intervertebral discs in the lumbar spine.11 The individual complains of flexion-related symptoms during forward bending. Comerford and Mottram stated that an individual should be able to perform a 50o forward lean of the trunk with independent hip flexion during a trunk Comparison of the Anterior Pelvic Tilting Angle during Forward Bending in Individuals with and without Sciatic Nerve Tension