reliable and valid outcome battery for measuring recovery of lower limb function and balance after burn injury

Trauma


Burns


A reliable and valid outcome battery for measuring recovery of lower limb function and balance after burn injury


Finlay V, Phillips M, Wood F, et al (Royal Perth Hosp, Australia; Univ of Western Australia, Australia) Burns 36:780-786, 2010§



R.E. Salisbury, MD



Evidence Ranking


• B



Expert Rating


• 3



Abstract



Introduction


The measurement of recovery after burns to the lower limbs is hampered by an absence validated injury specific tools. This research aimed to select and validate a battery of outcome measures of recovery after lower limb burn injury (LLBI).



Method

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