Purpose This study investigated the reliability of static and dynamic handgrip strength
endurance using different protocols and indicators for the assessment of strength …

The purpose of this study was to identify a method for measuring hand grip endurance in
patients with hand injury as well as in healthy subjects. Twenty hand-injured patients and 60 …

Background and Purpose: Dynamic handgrip strength endurance is essential for daily
activities that require repetitive gripping movements for a sustained period. At this time, there …

A group of 40 healthy individuals (27 women and 13 men) participated in a handgrip test
and were retested 1–2 months later. A strain-gauge sensor with a digitised signal and …

Background/aim: Grip strength is useful in clinical practice for the assessment of disease
and/or rehabilitation progression. Brief maximal gripping is seldom required in everyday …

Background Grip strength is widely used for estimating whole body strength but there is a
lack of information relating to grip endurance. Comparison between endurance of different …

The aim of this study was to assess the reproducibility of a new endurance test for hand grip
movements. On six occasions separated by at least 3 days, 30 healthy subjects performed …

Handgrip strength is used to evaluate hand function. Handgrip strength may be used to
assess generalized upper extremity strength and activities of daily living. This study aimed to …

Currently, there are no universally accepted assessment methods for detecting insincere
effort during grip strength testing. We examined the validity of the slopes of the force-time …

Objectives: The objectives of the study were to measure and compare handgrip strength
using two instruments, Jamar® and Grippit® and to assess the validity and evaluate the test …