Dear List,
I am doing research for a forthcoming Simon & Schuster book on
osteoarthritis that Dr. Bob Arnot (NBC) is writing.
I was wondering if I might get some assistance with quadriceps strength
testing recommendations?
-What is considered the gold standard quadriceps strength test? (isokinetic?)
-Is there a more practical measure that one might use that doesnt require
high tech equipment?
-Also is there a simple (doesnt have to be real accurate) self assesment for
quadriceps strength that a lay person might be able to do? (step down test,
single legged hop test?)
Any information on this topic would be greatly appreciated
(recommendations/references/opinions)!!
Thanks in advance,
Suzanne Bagin
Research Assistant, Dr. Bob Arnot
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I am doing research for a forthcoming Simon & Schuster book on
osteoarthritis that Dr. Bob Arnot (NBC) is writing.
I was wondering if I might get some assistance with quadriceps strength
testing recommendations?
-What is considered the gold standard quadriceps strength test? (isokinetic?)
-Is there a more practical measure that one might use that doesnt require
high tech equipment?
-Also is there a simple (doesnt have to be real accurate) self assesment for
quadriceps strength that a lay person might be able to do? (step down test,
single legged hop test?)
Any information on this topic would be greatly appreciated
(recommendations/references/opinions)!!
Thanks in advance,
Suzanne Bagin
Research Assistant, Dr. Bob Arnot
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