Lifelong motor function development: applying percentile reference curves in practice
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Strength and coordination change over the course of our lives, decreasing dramatically with age. But when it comes to the fine motor skills of our hands and fingers, this is not the case. This discovery was made by a research group led by UZH developmental pediatrician Oskar Jenni. Percentile reference curves could make reduced performance more recognizable in practice.
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