What are the Best Measurements of Power of the Upper Extremities, Accuracy in Determining Bilateral Differences, with Shoulder Pain, and Correlation to Sports Performance Measures: Normals vs Subjects with Shoulder Pain?

Author

S. MorrisFollow
L. ThomasFollow
R. Putnam
Frank A. GlennFollow
George J. Davies, Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityFollow
Bryan L. Riemann, Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityFollow

Term of Award

Fall 2016

Degree Name

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

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Open Access

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Department

Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

Abstract

What are the best measurements of power of the upper extremities, accuracy in determining bilateral differences, with shoulder pain, and correlation to sports performance measures: normals vs subjects with shoulder pain?

Notes

Poster Presentation. APTA-CSM, San Antonio, TX, February, 2017

Recommended Citation

Morris, S.; Thomas, L.; Putnam, R.; Glenn, Frank A.; Davies, George J.; and Riemann, Bryan L., "What are the Best Measurements of Power of the Upper Extremities, Accuracy in Determining Bilateral Differences, with Shoulder Pain, and Correlation to Sports Performance Measures: Normals vs Subjects with Shoulder Pain?" (2016). Physical Therapy Capstone Projects. 21.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/ptcapstone/21