The effect of movement system impairment-based classification treatment compared to routine physiotherapy on pain, disability, alignment, and movement impairments in individuals with tibiofemoral rotation syndrome: a randomized controlled trial

Table 5 McNemar’s test for the outcome of alignment and movement impairments in each group

Outcome	Group	Subject without Impairment		Subject with Impairment		*P-value*
		Pre-intervention	Post-intervention	Pre-intervention	Post-intervention	*P-value*
PS-FAdd/IR	Routine Physiotherapy	1	2	10	9	> 0.999
PS-FAdd/IR	MSI-based Treatment	0	8	11	3	0.008
PS-Valgus	Routine Physiotherapy	6	9	5	3	0.250
PS-Valgus	MSI-based Treatment	0	10	11	1	0.002
TJHFLT-TibiaER/Abd	Routine Physiotherapy	0	1	11	10	> 0.999
TJHFLT-TibiaER/Abd	MSI-based Treatment	0	1	11	10	0.250
Step up-TibiaER	Routine Physiotherapy	1	2	10	9	> 0.999
Step up-TibiaER	MSI-based Treatment	1	4	10	7	> 0.999
Step down-Add/Valgus	Routine Physiotherapy	1	2	10	9	> 0.999
Step down-Add/Valgus	MSI-based Treatment	0	10	11	1	0.002
STS-Add/Valgus	Routine Physiotherapy	1	5	10	6	0.125
STS-Add/Valgus	MSI-based Treatment	2	11	9	0	0.004

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