Clinical effectiveness of grip strength in predicting ambulation of elderly inpatients
MR Beseler,1 C Rubio,1 E Duarte,1 D Hervás,2 MC Guevara,1 M Giner-Pascual,1 E Viosca1 1Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, La Fe Hospital, Valencia, Spain; 2Statistical Unit, La Fe Hospital, Valencia, Spain Background: Assessing the clinical effectiveness of measuring grip strength as...
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Autores principales: | Beseler MR, Rubio C, Duarte E, Hervás D, Guevara MC, Giner-Pascual M, Viosca E |
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Dove Medical Press
2014
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