Measuring Humeral Torsion With Ultrasound Using a One-Person Technique is a Reliable and Valid Technique

An abstract of a study by Hannah et al determining if a one-person technique (1PT) is a reliable and valid alternative to the established two trained assessors for indirectly measuring humeral torsion (HT) using ultrasound is presented. The 1PT for measuring HT using ultrasound is a reliable and val...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of athletic training 2017-06, Vol.52 (6), p.S285
Hauptverfasser:	Hannah, D C, Scibek, J S, Carcia, C R, Phleps, A L
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