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Movement patterns of the functional reach test do not reflect physical function in healthy young and older participants

Moriyama et al., 2022

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15915219838461361569
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Moriyama Y
Yamada T
Shimamura R
Ohmi T
Hirosawa M
Yamauchi T
Tazawa T
Kato J
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PloS one

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The relationship of the Functional Reach Test (FRT) value with the Center of Pressure Excursion (COPE) and physical function remains unclear, and would be influenced by different population characteristics and movement patterns used in the FRT. Therefore, we …
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