Paediatric handgrip reference curves and the relationship between lower handgrip strength and clinical outcomes of hospitalised children

The reference centiles for age- and height-specific handgrip strength, developed for the first time for Turkish children, will enable assessment and interpretation of muscle status. Lower handgrip strength is associated with longer hospital stay in hospitalised children.

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Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jpc.16743
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Cerebral Palsy and Movement Disorders
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Paediatric handgrip reference curves and the relationship between lower handgrip strength and clinical outcomes of hospitalised children

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Paediatric handgrip reference curves and the relationship between lower handgrip strength and clinical outcomes of hospitalised children

Buket Meral, H. Bayram, Melda Kangalgil, Buğra Kaan Tiryaki
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The reference centiles for age- and height-specific handgrip strength, developed for the first time for Turkish children, will enable assessment and interpretation of muscle status. Lower handgrip strength is associated with longer hospital stay in hospitalised children.

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