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Concurrent validity and intrarater reliability of two ultrasound-based methods for assessing patellar tendon stiffness.

Peter HenriksenK BrageT JungeB Juul-KristensenJ Bojsen-MøllerJ B Thorlund
Published in: Ultrasound (Leeds, England) (2021)
No concurrent validity existed for DBUS and strain elastography, suggesting that the two methods measure different tendon properties. The overall reliability for the DBUS method was high, but the absolute reliability was low for strain elastography stiffness ratios. Therefore, the strain elastography method may not be recommended for tracking differences in patellar tendon stiffness in healthy adults.
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