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Lee BJ, Hong HT, Yu GH, Kim KT. Validity and Reliability of the InGrip® Load-Cell Handgrip Dynamometer Compared With the Takei Handgrip Dynamometer in Healthy Adults and Patients With Stroke. Journal of Korean medical science. 2026;41(20):e147. DOI 10.3346/jkms.2026.41.e147

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DOI: 10.3346/jkms.2026.41.e147

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Lee BJ, Hong HT, Yu GH, Kim KT. Validity and Reliability of the InGrip® Load-Cell Handgrip Dynamometer Compared With the Takei Handgrip Dynamometer in Healthy Adults and Patients With Stroke. Journal of Korean medical science. 2026;41(20):e147. DOI 10.3346/jkms.2026.41.e147 Source examined: Full text. Europe PMC.

Conditions: COND-STROKE Stroke

Scoped audit evidence

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Stroke

50 stroke outpatients, FMAUE>60 mean. Stroke hand twice, max for between-device comparison. Standing extended elbow or seated 90° if unable to stand. Takei/In Grip SRD 3.30/3.38 kg; between-device bias−.87, LOA−6.09 to 4.36 kg. Same-session design; no long-term reliability.

Source locator: Measurement protocol; Results; Table 4; Discussion LOA paragraph

Limitations: Original published source inspected; no individual-level data reanalysis.

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