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<div><p>Upper extremity position affects maximum pinch strength; however, there is no consensus regarding the posture of the three ulnar fingers during pinch strength testing, and existing studies have different flexion or extension posture, depending on the measurement method used. This...

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Main Author:	Shota Date (11586820) (author)
Other Authors:	Hiroshi Kurumadani (8835509) (author), Nanako Nakamae (21475013) (author), Yosuke Ishii (1916800) (author), Kazuya Kurauchi (11871008) (author), Naoki Maniwa (21475016) (author), Naoya Goto (1963843) (author), Toshiyuki Fukushima (2418019) (author), Ken Hirao (11586841) (author), Toru Sunagawa (8835503) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Sociology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified measurement method used intraclass correlation coefficient 83 &# 8211 71 &# 8211 64 &# 8211 52 &# 8211 three separate days hand functional assessment 89 &# 8211 performed maximum pulp three ulnar fingers maximum pinch strength ulnar finger posture pinch strength testing ulnar fingers pinch strength three participants obtain maximum pulp pinching pinch strengths hand dominance 89 ). two positions two examiners thereby enhancing study aimed significantly stronger results indicate existing studies consensus regarding 72 ). 54 ). 19 males 14 females
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