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Study on the effects of pulp-to-pulp distance in measuring the pinch strength: Compare the young with the aged in a nursing home Atsushi Nara 1 , Mai Umishima 1 , Akihiro Imase 2 , Takao Mineshima 2 1Central Rehabilitation Service University Hospital, Faculty of Medicine University of Tokyo 2Medical Care-Welfare Engineering, Graduate of School of Science and Technology, Nihon University Keyword: ピンチカ , 筋力測定 , 高齢者 , 信頼性 , pinch , measure muscle strength , the aged , reliability pp.338-345
Published Date 2000/8/15
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 The aim this study was to assess the effects of pulp-to-pulp distance in measuring the pinch strength of the young and the aged.

 Subjects included twenty young healthy adults (the average age was 28. 9) and twelve elderly healthy persons (the average age was 82. 2). We measured the pinch strength, which lasted ten seconds, with three different distances (8 mm, 53 mm,93 mm), and obtained the pinch versus time curves, the maximum value and the time taken to reach the peak value. The results were as follows: 1) There was significant difference in measuring the pinch strength by using over 4 cm of pulp-to-pulp distance. 2) The younger subjects, with a wider pulp-to-pulp distance, can obtain a more powerful pinch strength ; on the other hand, aged subjects obtained a more powerful pinch strength with a narrower pulp-to-pulp distance. Therefore, the effects of pulp-to-pulp distance varied from are group to age group. 3) For measuring the pinch strength, the appliance has to provide the maximum range of 100 N or more and record time of 10 s or more.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 0289-4920 日本作業療法士協会

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