June 1, 2025Revista Brasileira de OrtopediaOpen Access

Integrated Dynamics of Kinetic and Kinematic Control in Hand Grip Function: Postural and Visual Effects

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Grip strength and movement control significantly improve with optimal wrist posture and visual feedback, enhancing overall grip function.
Striking correlations (r = 0.77) in neutral posture without visual feedback show strong interdependence between movement and strength.
Assessment involved young adults performing pinch grip tasks with variations in wrist angles to analyze kinetic and kinematic aspects.
Implications highlight how enhancing proprioception and posture can support functional recovery in clinical settings.

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Observational analysis indicates significant correlations in grip strength and movement control during postural tasks, suggesting visual feedback impacts performance.

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Althoff et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af33efcf1dd9ea359e959a https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0045-1810042

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Observational analysis indicates significant correlations in grip strength and movement control during postural tasks, suggesting visual feedback impacts performance.

Integrated Dynamics of Kinetic and Kinematic Control in Hand Grip Function: Postural and Visual Effects

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