“…Sicilia-Gomez et al [9] observed excellent reliability in diaphragm thickness measurements during tidal volume and expiration at forced volume in subjects with or without low back pain. Lastly, Ortega-Santamaría et al [10] utilized M-mode ultrasonography to evaluate various aspects of the infraspinatus muscle, measuring muscle thickness at rest and during contraction, as well as the velocity of muscle activation and relaxation. Muscle thickness measurements demonstrated good reliability, while activation and relaxation velocity showed moderate reliability.…”