Inline dynamometry provides reliable measurements of quadriceps strength in healthy and ACL-reconstructed individuals and is a valid substitute for isometric electromechanical dynamometry following ACL reconstruction
Richard Norris(University of Liverpool), Rachel A. Oldershaw(University of Liverpool), Scot Morrison(University of Verona), Thomas W. Maddox(University of Liverpool), Erik Meira, Paul Carter(National Archives), Alan D. Price(University of Liverpool), Sian Pulford(Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust), Huw Williams(Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust), Seth O’Neill(University of Leicester)
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