Sentence examples for maximum active flexion from inspiring English sources

Maximum active flexion and extension were measured using a long-arm goniometer.

The first entry lists the mean maximum active flexion measured with the forearm prone followed by the degree of ulnar deviation at the flexion limit.

The objective of this study was to determine whether changes in forearm posture would affect pain reports during maximum active wrist flexion, or whether pain would have a limiting effect on flexion angle.

Brosseau L, Balmer S, Tousignant M, O'Sullivan JP, Goudreault C, Goudreault M, Gringras S. Intra- and intertester reliability and criterion validity of the parallelogram and universal goniometers for measuring maximum active knee flexion and extension of patients with knee restrictions.

We compared maximum active wrist flexion in UEMSD subjects versus control subjects at three forearm postures.

Maximum active wrist flexion was measured once at each of the three forearm postures.

In both groups, maximum active wrist flexion decreased at the supine forearm posture compared to the prone posture.

We measured maximum active wrist flexion using a goniometer with the forearm supported in the prone, neutral, and supine postures.

Single measures of maximum active wrist flexion with the forearm prone and supine were acquired with the forearm vertical (i.e., elbow flexed approximately 90 degrees).

Maximum active wrist flexion in the dominant wrist of the UEMSD group was also below normal with the forearm prone, in agreement with previous studies [ 13, 16, 17].

The "Knee Goniometer" application was also used to measure level of agreement with a goniometer for the assessment of maximum active knee flexion by an inexperienced tester [ 20].