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. 2020 Jul 23;22(7):e17032. doi: 10.2196/17032

Table 1.

Active and passive ranges of motion of the shoulder measured by different examiners.

Examiner Abduction (°), mean (SD) Flexion (°), mean (SD) Extension (°), mean (SD) External rotation (°), mean (SD) Internal rotation (level)a
Active Passive Active Passive Active Passive Active Passive Active Passive
Healthy participants (10 patients, 20 shoulders)

Examiner 1 167.4 (9.1) 173.2 (5.2) 161 (8.4) 164.9 (5.6) 61.5 (7.9) 74.7 (8.7) 74.7 (6.6) 85.6 (4.6) 13b, 6c, 1d 18b, 2c

Examiner 2 167.1 (8.5) 171.6 (6.7) 161.8 (9.9) 166 (7.1) 59.3 (5.4) 71.3 (8.0) 74.3 (8.7) 84.6 (4.8) 11b, 9c 17b, 3c

Motion sensor device 162.4 (9.1) 171.7 (7.3) 156.6 (9.4) 162.9 (6.4) 56.2 (7.9) 69.1 (10.8) 77.6 (9.9) 86.2 (6.2) 15b, 5c 19b, 1c
Patients with adhesive capsulitis (15 patients, 15 shoulders)

Examiner 1 117.6 (18.1) 128.9 (18.1) 130.7 (13.8) 141.8 (10.5) 56.7 (11.7) 65.7 (9.5) 49.3 (11.6) 61.3 (12.1) 1b, 2c, 12d 3b, 7c, 5d

Examiner 2 118.8 (17.4) 129.5 (18.3) 132 (14.2) 144.9 (9.4) 56.3 (9.1) 64.7 (9.3) 51.4 (10.8) 60.1 (11.0) 1b, 3c, 11d 3b, 7c, 5d

Motion sensor device 118.7 (17.8) 131.7 (18.7) 133.7 (13.2) 146.7 (11.4) 55.7 (9.8) 63.9 (8.5) 49.5 (11.1) 59.6 (12.2) 1b, 2c, 11d, 1e 3b, 7c, 5d

aReported at the internal rotation level.

bInterscapular (T7).

cT12 vertebra.

dWaist (L3).

eLumbosacral junction.