Maximal grip strength
2 papers1 finding
- Humans1
- Animals1
Effects
1Functional limitations
downin humans1
1 study
Functional limitations
downin humans1
Maximal grip strength decreases functional limitations in humans (B = -2.4 per 10 kPa increase, 95 %CI -3.9, -0.89).
“HIP with higher grip indicators showed a better functional recovery towards three months follow-up (GSmax: B = -2.4 per 10 kPa increase, 95 %CI -3.9, -0.89”
Humansin geriatric hip fracture inpatients3 months
Association of grip indicators with post-discharge recovery in geriatric and hip fracture inpatients
Experimental gerontology24 Dec 2025
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