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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2009
Single dynamometric measures are sometimes used to characterize overall muscle strength. This study examined the legitimacy of that practice by assessing how dynamometer measures of grip and knee extension strength related to manual muscle-test grades of each upper and lower limb and of the trunk. Based on correlations and principal component analysis,
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Single dynamometric measures are sometimes used to characterize overall muscle strength. This study examined the legitimacy of that practice by assessing how dynamometer measures of grip and knee extension strength related to manual muscle-test grades of each upper and lower limb and of the trunk. Based on correlations and principal component analysis,
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Physical Therapy in Sport, 2020
To investigate the validity and intrarater and interrater reliability of eccentric strength testing of the shoulder abductors using a hand-held dynamometer (HHD) versus an isokinetic dynamometer.Methodological.Research laboratory and athletic training room.Forty-seven asymptomatic shoulders of 25 participants were tested in 2 sessions by 2 ...
Picak, Gonca Sahiner +2 more
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To investigate the validity and intrarater and interrater reliability of eccentric strength testing of the shoulder abductors using a hand-held dynamometer (HHD) versus an isokinetic dynamometer.Methodological.Research laboratory and athletic training room.Forty-seven asymptomatic shoulders of 25 participants were tested in 2 sessions by 2 ...
Picak, Gonca Sahiner +2 more
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Muscle & Nerve
AbstractIntroduction/AimsThe hand‐held dynamometer (HHD) is a reliable and portable tool for quantitatively assessing muscle strength. However, a number of variables, including the strength of the tester, the adequacy of stabilization, and the selected testing position, can affect the reliability of the device. The objective of the present study was to
Zeynal Yasacı +2 more
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AbstractIntroduction/AimsThe hand‐held dynamometer (HHD) is a reliable and portable tool for quantitatively assessing muscle strength. However, a number of variables, including the strength of the tester, the adequacy of stabilization, and the selected testing position, can affect the reliability of the device. The objective of the present study was to
Zeynal Yasacı +2 more
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A Critical Examination of Selected Hand-Held Dynamometers to Assess Isometric Muscle Strength
Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly, 1996This paper provides a critical review of objective hand-held dynamometers (HHDs) in assessing muscle strength in children and individuals with disabilities. In the past few years, numerous studies have examined the reliability and validity of HHDs as an objective method of measuring muscle strength.
Peter Aufsesser +2 more
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Journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics, 1992
Determine test-retest reliability, normative data and clinical validity of isometric muscle strength testing in the neck with a modified sphygmomanometer dynamometer (MSD).Analytic survey. Paired trials of various muscle strength tests were conducted on convenience samples of normal subjects and consecutive samples of symptomatic subjects.Outpatient ...
H T, Vernon +5 more
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Determine test-retest reliability, normative data and clinical validity of isometric muscle strength testing in the neck with a modified sphygmomanometer dynamometer (MSD).Analytic survey. Paired trials of various muscle strength tests were conducted on convenience samples of normal subjects and consecutive samples of symptomatic subjects.Outpatient ...
H T, Vernon +5 more
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Clinical biomechanics (Bristol, Avon), 2014
Range of motion after total shoulder arthroplasty is better than after reverse shoulder arthroplasty, however with similar clinical outcome. It is unclear if this difference can only be found in the different range of motion or also in the force generating capacity.(1) are isokinetically produced joint torques of reverse shoulder arthroplasty ...
Alta, T.D.W. +4 more
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Range of motion after total shoulder arthroplasty is better than after reverse shoulder arthroplasty, however with similar clinical outcome. It is unclear if this difference can only be found in the different range of motion or also in the force generating capacity.(1) are isokinetically produced joint torques of reverse shoulder arthroplasty ...
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Validity and Reliability of upper limb muscles strength measurements by handheld dynamometer in COPD
09.02 - Physiotherapists, 2022M Beaumont +4 more
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Manual muscle test scores and dynamometer test scores of knee extension strength.
Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation, 1986The knee extension force of 50 patients was investigated using traditional manual muscle testing and hand-held dynamometry. The relationship between manual muscle test word scores and dynamometer force scores was determined using Kendall tau, as was the relationship between manual muscle test percentage scores and dynamometer scores expressed as a ...
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