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See Latest ArticlesAge-Specific Reliability of Two Grip-Strength Dynamometers When Used by Children
Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 05/05/08
Molenaar HM et al. - Both the Lode dynamometer and the Martin vigorimeter are reliable instruments with which to measure the grip strength of children under twelve years of age; however, the Lode dynamometer has better test-retest reliability. Furthermore, comparison of the smallest detectable differences showed the Lode dynamometer to be a more accurate instrument.
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