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Grip strength measured by high precision dynamometry in healthy subjects from 5 to 80 years
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  • 2009Prediction of personal stature based on the hand length66 cited

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  • 2019Comparing the Camry dynamometer to the Jamar dynamometer for use in healthy Colombian adults20 cited
  • 2024Accuracy and Reliability of Grip Strength Measurements: A Comparative Device Analysis19 cited
  • 2019Test-retest reliability and measurement errors of grip strength test in patients with traumatic injuries in the upper extremity: a cross-sectional study19 cited

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