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Effects of Measurement Method and Subject Characteristics on the Functional Reach Test in Typically Developing Children

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NE-Munroe-Meyer Institute of Genetics & Rehabilitation, UCEDD/LEND

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2007

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Purpose To examine the effects of four measurement techniques on the Functional Reach Test (FRT) in children using two methods of reach and two methods of measurement: 1 Arm Finger-to-Finger (1AFF), 1 Arm Toe-to-Finger (1ATF), 2 Arm Finger-to-Finger (2AFF), and 2 Arm Toe-to-Finger (2ATF). Effects of gender, age, height, lower extremity strategy (heels up or down) and size of base of support (BOS) area were also studied.

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