Table 2 Comparison of Functional Movement Screen variables between study groups.

From: Standard RTS criteria effectiveness verification using FMS, Y-balance and TJA in footballers following ACL reconstruction and mild lower limb injuries

Outcome measure

Side

ACL group

p#

MI group 2

p#

C group 3

p#

p*

p**

p***

H

Deep squat

 

1 ± 1 (1–2)

 

2 ± 0 (2–2)

 

2 ± 1 (1–2)

 

0.274

0310

0.360

4.36

Hurdle step

I

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.695

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.531

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.409

0.626

0.771

0.170

1.59

U

2 ± 0 (2–2)

2 ± 0 (2–2)

2 ± 1 (2–3)

0.363

0.933

0.837

3.03

In-line lunge

I

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.576

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.987

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.746

0.331

0413

0.331

0.23

U

2 ± 0 (2–2)

2 ± 0 (2–2)

2 ± 1 (2–3)

0.446

0.759

0.654

2.75

Shoulder mobility

I

3 ± 1 (2–3)

0.907

3 ± 0 (3–3)

0.832

3 ± 0 (3–3)

0.751

0.557

0.313

0.881

1.59

U

3 ± 0 (3–3)

3 ± 0 (3–3)

3 ± 0 (3–3)

0.400

0.783

0.679

4.67

Active straight leg raise

I

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.410

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.649

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.861

0.285

0.663

0.656

0.82

U

2 ± 1 (1–2)

2 ± 0 (2–2)

2 ± 1 (2–3)

0.928

0.642

0.811

6.10

Trunk stability push up

 

2 ± 1 (2–3)

 

3 ± 1 (2–3)

 

2 ± 1 (2–3)

 

0.410

0.172

0.571

3.16

Rotary stability

I

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.549

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.713

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.549

0.773

0.237

0.925

4.63

U

2 ± 0 (2–2)

2 ± 0 (2–2)

2 ± 0 (2–2)

0.659

0.240

0.413

0.98

Composite score

 

12 ± 4 (11–15)

 

14 ± 3 (13–16)

 

15 ± 2 (14–16)

 

0.068

0.739

0.007

10.41

  1. Values are expressed as median ± quantile range (lower quantile– upper quantile) of points from FMS test.
  2. H, Kruskal–Wallis test value between study groups.
  3. p* p value between ACL group and MI group (the p value there is the post-hoc of study groups main effect).
  4. p** p value between MI group and C group (the p value there is the post-hoc of study groups main effect).
  5. p*** p value between ACL group and C group (the p value there is the post-hoc of study groups main effect).
  6. p# p value between involved (I) and uninvolved (U) side within each group.
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