Moberg Picking-Up Test in patients with hand osteoarthritis

Silva, Paula Gabriel; Jones, Anamaria; Fernandes, Artur da Rocha Corrêa; Natour, Jamil

doi:10.1016/j.jht.2016.10.005

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“…Dominick et al [4] demonstrated hampering effects of HOA on hand strenght and reported that deterioration of grip strength was most strongly associated with thumb-base OA. Alterations in Moberg pick up and Purdue pegborad performances were also observed in HOA patients [2,5]. Contrarily, Özkan et al [25] found no difference in grip and pinch strengths between radiographic HOA patients and healthy controls but HAQ and Dreiser scorings was worse in the HOA patients than healthy controls.…”

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Hand strenght and dexterity in interphalangeal hand osteoarthritis and effects of osteophyte formations

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Background: Hand osteoarthritis (HOA) is a complex disorder with various subtypes characterized with predominance of different features. It is challenging to estimate the severity of hand disability in HOA, since contribution of different disease components to clinical burden is yet to be clarified. The aim of the study is to investigate hand functions in nonerosive interphalangeal hand osteoarthritis (HOA) without inflammatory features, and search for effects of osteophyte formations detected by radiography and ultrasound on functionality. Methods: Thirty one HOA patients and 20 healthy subjects with similar age, gender, body mass index were included. Hand functions were evaluated by self-reported questionnaires and objective strength and dexterity measurements. A total of 459 interphalangeal joints were evaluated and scored by radiography and ultrasound for ostephyte formations. Results: Strength and dexterity measurements were similar between groups. Self-reported functionality was hampered in HOA group but not statistically significant. Osteophyte scores obtained by ultrasound and radiography were significantly higher in HOA group. Osteophyte scores obtained by ultrasound were higher than the scores obtained by radiography. Ultrasound scores showed no correlation with any of the parameters while osteophytes scores obtained by radiography partially showed a significant negative correlation with assembly part of dexterity testing. Conclusions: No significant difference observed in hand strength and dexterity in nonerosive interphalangeal HOA patients withouth signs of inflammation when compared to healthy subjects. Osteophyte formations prominent enough to be deteceted by radiography may have a negative effect on hand dexterity.

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“…Presence of inflammation further contributes to disease burden. Considering such variety, it is challenging to estimate the severity of hand disability in patients with different phenotypes, since contribution of different disease components to clinical burden is yet to be clarified [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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Hand strenght and dexterity in interphalangeal hand osteoarthritis and effects of osteophyte formations

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“…The Figure 1 legend describes the standard protocol. Several studies showed that the MPUT is a good test to evaluate the functional performance of upper limbs in rheumatology, 14,15 in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome, 16 and in absence of upper limb pathology. 17,18 Albeit stemming from small samples, reported internal consistency (test-retest) and inter-rater reliability of the MPUT are good to excellent.…”

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Measuring Slowness in Old Age: Times to Perform Moberg Picking-Up and Walking Speed Tests

Santos-Eggimann

Ballan

Fustinoni

et al. 2020

Journal of the American Medical Directors Association

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Objectives: Slowness is a marker of frailty captured by the Fried phenotype by a walking speed test which, for health or logistical reasons, is sometimes difficult to perform. The Moberg picking-up test (MPUT) is another timed functional test. It measures hand motor activity and might represent an alternative to assess slowness when the walking speed cannot be evaluated. This study aimed to evaluate the relationship between MPUT and walking speed. Design: Cross-sectional. Setting and Participants: In total, 2748 individuals aged 66 to 83 years who participated in the latest examination (2015)(2016)(2017) of the population-based Lausanne cohort 65þ and completed both tests. Methods: Walking speed (time to walk 20 meters at usual pace) and MPUT (time to pick up 12 objects) were compared using scatter graphs. Multivariate regression models further investigated the relationship between MPUT and walking times with adjustment for height, grip strength, body mass index, and Mini-Mental State Examination. All analyses were stratified by sex. Results: MPUT and walking times were moderately, positively correlated in men (r ¼ 0.38, P < .001) and in women (r ¼ 0.38, P < .001). Higher grip strength and Mini-Mental State Examination performances were correlated to shorter MPUT and walking times. Men and women slower at the MPUT were also significantly slower at the walking speed test when adjusting for height (P < .001) as well as in fully adjusted models (P < .001). Conclusions and Implications: These preliminary results point to a positive association between MPUT and walking speed independent of muscle strength and cognition. Further research is needed to investigate the capacity of MPUT to predict adverse health outcomes before considering this test as an alternative measure of slowness in the assessment of frailty.

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Daytime Functional Usage Versus Night-Time Wearing: Identifying the Optimal Wearing Regimen for a Custom-Made Orthosis in the Treatment of Trapeziometacarpal Osteoarthritis

Silva,

da Silva,

Meireles

et al. 2024

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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Moberg Picking-Up Test in patients with hand osteoarthritis

Cited by 6 publications

References 25 publications

Hand strenght and dexterity in interphalangeal hand osteoarthritis and effects of osteophyte formations

Hand strenght and dexterity in interphalangeal hand osteoarthritis and effects of osteophyte formations

Measuring Slowness in Old Age: Times to Perform Moberg Picking-Up and Walking Speed Tests

Daytime Functional Usage Versus Night-Time Wearing: Identifying the Optimal Wearing Regimen for a Custom-Made Orthosis in the Treatment of Trapeziometacarpal Osteoarthritis

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