The usability of six physical performance tasks in a rehabilitation population with chronic low back pain.
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Smeets RJ, Hijdra HJ, Kester AD, Hitters MW, Knottnerus JA. The usability of six physical performance tasks in a rehabilitation population with chronic low back pain. Clinical rehabilitation. 2006;20(11):989-97. DOI 10.1177/0269215506070698 Source examined: Original author repository chapter methods and results inspected; complete journal article unavailable.
Conditions: COND-LBP Low back pain
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Low back pain
- current evidence level: author_thesis
Source locator: Thesis Chapter 8, printed pp 166–173, Tables 1–3 and agreement analysis
Limitations: Thesis chapter and final journal article are distinct versions; final tables not retrieved.
Low back pain
- verification level: author_thesis
53 cases; 50-ft n 52; inverse-time analysis, ICC .76/.91; 5 MW .89; 82.7 m and back-converted 3.9/7.6 s are source-specific.
Source locator: Thesis Chapter 8, printed pp 166–173, Tables 1–3 and agreement analysis
Limitations: Thesis chapter and final journal article are distinct versions; final tables not retrieved.
Reports citing this source
- Sit to stand assessment and prognosis in low back pain · reference 3 · original reference
- Gait assessment and prognosis in low back pain · reference 3 · original reference
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