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We just recently purchased a Nicholas Manual Muscle Tester to evaluate
subject's lower extremity strength, more specifically, their strength in
hip, knee, ankle flexion and extension. We have followed the procedure
for hip flexion outline in the instruction manual, but we would also like
to receive comments, suggestions and input on various other methods of
using the Nicholas Manual Muscle Tester. Thank you very much and I will
post a summary of replies at a later date.
Jeff Cortez, M.Eng
UCSF/SFGH Biomechanics Laboratory
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subject's lower extremity strength, more specifically, their strength in
hip, knee, ankle flexion and extension. We have followed the procedure
for hip flexion outline in the instruction manual, but we would also like
to receive comments, suggestions and input on various other methods of
using the Nicholas Manual Muscle Tester. Thank you very much and I will
post a summary of replies at a later date.
Jeff Cortez, M.Eng
UCSF/SFGH Biomechanics Laboratory
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