2015
DOI: 10.1590/s1980-65742015000200013
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Tracking upper limbs fatigue by means of electronic dynamometry

Abstract: Abstract-This study aimed to identify useful electronic grip dynamometry parameters to track differences between trained (TR) and untrained (UT) participants, and between dominant (DO) and non-dominant (ND) limbs as a consequence of upper limbs muscle fatigue following 10 RM tests of the brachial biceps. This experimental study with transversal design involved 18 young adult males, of whom 9 were untrained and 9 were experienced in resistance training.Isometric grip force was evaluated (30 seconds long) previo… Show more

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“…The scientific literature related to these issues suggests that the Biometrics E-LINK dynamometer and pinchmeter are used around the world, both for the assessment of daily activities, muscle activity, functional status, and to measure the effects of rehabilitation or surgical interventions [ 39 49 ], both in healthy participants [ 39 ] and patients with various upper limb problems associated with: hand prosthesis [ 40 ], spinal cord injury [ 41 ], stroke [ 42 ], distal radius fractures [ 43 ], osteoarthritis [ 44 ] multiple sclerosis [ 45 ], chronic lower back pain [ 46 ], tennis elbow [ 47 ] carpal tunnel release [ 48 ], heart disease and pulmonary hypertension [ 49 ]. However, despite such multi-faceted use of this device, there are few reports in the field of inter- and intra-rater reliability in the field of hand grip and pinch strength measurement using the Biometrics E-link [ 37 , 50 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The scientific literature related to these issues suggests that the Biometrics E-LINK dynamometer and pinchmeter are used around the world, both for the assessment of daily activities, muscle activity, functional status, and to measure the effects of rehabilitation or surgical interventions [ 39 49 ], both in healthy participants [ 39 ] and patients with various upper limb problems associated with: hand prosthesis [ 40 ], spinal cord injury [ 41 ], stroke [ 42 ], distal radius fractures [ 43 ], osteoarthritis [ 44 ] multiple sclerosis [ 45 ], chronic lower back pain [ 46 ], tennis elbow [ 47 ] carpal tunnel release [ 48 ], heart disease and pulmonary hypertension [ 49 ]. However, despite such multi-faceted use of this device, there are few reports in the field of inter- and intra-rater reliability in the field of hand grip and pinch strength measurement using the Biometrics E-link [ 37 , 50 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%