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ABILHAND Assessment

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Objective

The ABILHAND is a measure of manual ability for people with upper limb impairments. Intended Population The ABILHANDS questionnaire has several iterations, specifically to measure the manual ability of adults with upper limb impairments. Method of Use Required Equipment Test questionnaire

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