BMJ

Which is the most useful patient-reported outcome in femoroacetabular impingement? Test–retest reliability of six questionnaires

Background/aims The most reliable patient-reported outcomes (PROs) for people with femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is unknown because there have been no direct comparisons of questionnaires. Thus, ...
BMJ

7936 How reliable is the QTc in children’s routine resting 12 lead ECGs: test-retest reliability

Objectives The reliability of various methods of calculating the QTc have been reported in neonates 1 and adult patients. 2 We report the test-retest reliability of assessing the QTc in routine ...
Frontiers

Is the anterior drawer test still valuable for diagnosing mechanical ankle instability in clinical practice and research?

The anterior drawer test (ADT) has been widely used in assessing mechanical ankle instability (MAI), yet its applicability has been questioned. This study aims to clarify the clinical value of the ADT ...
BMJ

NINE TEST SCREENING BATTERY – INTRA-RATER RELIABILITY AND SCREENING ON ICELANDIC MALE HANDBALL PLAYERS

Background Injuries are common in handball, but little is known about their risk factors. One potential screening test to identify player at risk is the Nine Test Screening Battery (NTSB). Objective ...