Articles in press
Articles in press are accepted, peer reviewed articles that are not yet assigned to volumes/issues, but are citable using DOI. More info
- •
PGQ-Br has adequate measurement properties, including a moderate responsiveness.
- •
The use of PGQ-Br is preferable to evaluate pelvic pain during pregnancy.
- •
The overall impairment of pregnant women is evaluated by the total score of PGQ-Br.
- •
Personal and environmental context influence affected arm use of stroke survivors.
- •
Rural stroke survivors have limited awareness and knowledge of active functional task practice.
- •
For recovery of the affected upper extremity, many stroke survivors rely on passive recovery methods.
- •
Self-engagement in active functional task practice is facilitated by an enriched home environment and perception of ongoing recovery.
- •
Glittre-ADL test minimal important difference (MID) is −0.38min in COPD patients.
- •
Glittre-ADL test's MID reflects the changes in functional capacity.
- •
Two tests are necessary for interpretation of changes induced by pulmonary rehabilitation.
- •
Physical activity does not return to pre-diagnosis level 3 years after diagnosis.
- •
Impact of different cancer treatments on physical activity levels remains unclear.
- •
Personalised physical activity guidelines are needed in gynaecological cancer.
- •
Ai Chi can be used to treat arm volume for breast cancer related lymphoedema.
- •
For the circumstances seen here, the main effect of Ai Chi is in the short term.
- •
After 1h, the effect of Ai Chi was similar to conventional aquatic therapy.
- •
Participants were satisfied with both, Ai Chi and conventional aquatic therapy.
- •
Variability exists in the duration of ipsilesional and contralesional cortical silent period durations in children with congenital hemiparesis.
- •
EMG breakthrough activity was consistently observed during ipsilesional CSP assessment.
- •
The amplitude of ipsilesional EMG breakthrough was higher than contralesional EMG breakthrough.
- •
The evidence of core stabilization exercises is controversial.
- •
Exercises need to be understood in the bio-psycho-social context.
- •
Individually tailor the exercises to the patient's needs and capability.
- •
Adherence might increase when the patients understand the aim of the exercises.
- •
Exercises need to guided and supervised to secure performance and quality.
- •
Presence of knee crepitus did not affect knee strength or objective function.
- •
People with knee crepitus present lower self-reported physical function (small effect).
- •
People with knee crepitus present lower quality of life (small effect).
- •
Exercise in pregnancy is associated with better control of maternal weight gain.
- •
Moderate regular exercise throughout pregnancy prevents gestational diabetes.
- •
Healthy pregnant women should be encourage to exercise regularly.
- •
Scoring methods for two lumbopelvic sensorimotor control tests were developed.
- •
Good to excellent reliability was found for the lateral step test scoring method.
- •
Fair to excellent reliability was found for the lumbopelvic position–reposition test.
- •
The lateral step down test can be used in clinical practice.
- •
The scoring method for the lumbopelvic position–reposition test needs to improve.
