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Experimental Physiology 76.2 pp 271-275
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Experimental Physiology, Vol 76, Issue 2, 271-275
Copyright © 1991 by The Physiological Society

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Resonant frequency at the wrist in hypermobile women

EG Walsh, M Lambert, GW Wright, N Powers, and G Nuki

The resonant frequency of the wrist has been measured in sixteen hypermobile and nine normal women at ten levels of peak torque. At the lowest level the results were identical but at the others the hypermobile values were lower. Damping and thixotropy appeared to be normal. In another group the grip strength of hypermobile subjects was similar to that of controls. The possibility that the connective tissue of the musculature of hypermobile subjects is of enhanced compliance is discussed.




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