BESS scores observed in real time versus with slow-motion video recording
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2014-05Author
Stern, Danielle C.
Amick, Ryan Zackary
Jansen, Samantha D.
Jorgensen, Michael J.
Patterson, Jeremy A.
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Stern, Danielle C.; Amick, Ryan Zackary; Jansen, Samantha D.; Jorgensen, Michael J.; Patterson, Jeremy A. 2014. BESS scores observed in real time versus with slow-motion video recording. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, vol. 46:no. 5:pp 696-696:Supplement: 1 Meeting Abstract: 2557
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The Balance Error Scoring System (BESS) is a subjective clinical balance assessment frequently used by various healthcare providers. A test administrator records the number of pre-defined errors committed by the test subject as they perform a number of balance stances.
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