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Do People with Joint Hypermobility Really have Reduced Joint Proprioception? A Systematic Review
source: PROSPERO
year: 2013
authors: Toby Smith, Vicky Easton, Holly Bacon, Emma Jerman, Kate Armon, Fiona Poland, Alex MacGregor
summary/abstract:Types of study to be included:
There will be no restriction on study design initially. It is anticipated that case-control studies will be most frequently presented.
Condition or domain being studied:
Symptomatic benign joint hypermobility syndrome. Joint hypermobility will be regarded as a score of >=4 using the Beighton scoring system. Symptomatic will be regarded as the current report of pain, instability or any symptoms limiting the functional or perceived capabilities of an individual necessitating a healthcare consultation.
DOI: 10.15124/CRD42012002370
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