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end-feel, the sensation imparted to the examiner's hands at the end point of the available range of motion. It varies according to the limiting structure or tissue. Types of end-feel include capsular, bone-on-bone, spasm, and springy block. Empty end-feel is the absence of an end-feel during a range of motion examination when the patient stops further movement of a joint before the examiner senses any organic resistance to the movement. end-feel, n the restricted motion felt upon approaching an anatomic or physiologic barrier. See also barrier, anatomic and barrier, physiologic. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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These variables were dichotomized according to those subjects who were positive for a specific joint end-feel or pain location versus those subjects who were negative for the item. When force was applied to each lumbar spinous process in an anterior direction, the end-feel was judged by the examiner to be firm, and it was felt almost immediately upon application of the force. The interrater reliability of end-feel measurements has been found to be low, whereas the intrarater reliability has been reported to be high. |
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