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Knee extensor torque complexity is reduced in the presence of frailty syndrome.
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Frail participants showed a reduction in body mass, peak knee extensor torque and decreased physical performance.
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The relationship between complexity and force levels was similar in all groups.
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Education, joint stabilization, and myofascial release were most used for patellar tendinopathy rehabilitation.
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Quadriceps eccentrics, education, joint stabilization and lumbo-pelvic stabilization and hamstrings stretching were frequently used for patellar tendinopathy prevention.
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Brazilian physical therapists consider pain, function and functional test results to discharge an athlete.
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Our results revealed an inconsistency between interventions used in clinical practice and interventions recommended by the best available evidence.
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Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) syndrome patients had losses in hip muscle strength.
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Flexion and rotation movements are reduced in FAI syndrome patients.
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Reduced hip strength and motion should be considered during rehabilitation programs.
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Personal and environmental context influence affected arm use of stroke survivors.
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Rural stroke survivors have limited awareness and knowledge of active functional task practice.
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For recovery of the affected upper extremity, many stroke survivors rely on passive recovery methods.
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Self-engagement in active functional task practice is facilitated by an enriched home environment and perception of ongoing recovery.
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Glittre-ADL test minimal important difference (MID) is −0.38min in COPD patients.
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Glittre-ADL test's MID reflects the changes in functional capacity.
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Two tests are necessary for interpretation of changes induced by pulmonary rehabilitation.
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Variability exists in the duration of ipsilesional and contralesional cortical silent period durations in children with congenital hemiparesis.
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EMG breakthrough activity was consistently observed during ipsilesional CSP assessment.
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The amplitude of ipsilesional EMG breakthrough was higher than contralesional EMG breakthrough.
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Seven cervical sensorimotor control tests measure different skills.
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Tests cannot be grouped according to the subsystems of sensorimotor control.
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Clinicians have to perform each test, as each test provides unique information.
