Relationship between the Sit-to-Stand Test and lower extremity muscle strength in ambulatory patients with spinal cord injury
作者： Cholticha Kaewjoho , Sugalya Amatachaya , Lugkana Mato
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摘要: The assessment of muscle strength is important for rehabilitation patients with spinal cord injury (SCI). However, current methods are time-consuming and have low sensitivity to reflect the changes strength. Therefore, this study explored correlation between five times sit- to-stand (FTSST) lower extremity (LEMS) in fourteen ambulatory SCI. Every subject was assessed FTSST LEMS using a hand held dynamometer. findings were analyzed Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient. result showed that significantly correlated total (r = -0.63, P 0.05). confirms use monitor change LEs, except hip adductor muscles.
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