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Intertester reliability of the hand-held dynamometer for wrist flexion and extension

Rheault et al., 1989

Document ID
10936046662812315158
Author
Rheault W
Beal J
Kubik K
Nowak T
Shepley J
Publication year
Publication venue
Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation

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This study was conducted to determine the intertester reliability of a hand-held dynamometer for the wrist flexor and extensor muscles. Using the break test on 20 healthy subjects, three testers obtained two measures of strength for each muscle group. The data were analyzed …
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