New highly sensitive hand tools are able to accurately measure the time taken for the patient to recover in deep tissues and the patients score long after the patient has returned to normal activities.
This follow-up to an original 2016 study study confirming the highly useful tool found in NeLion-a non-profit European research centre of the University of Copenhagen that translates clinical research into ground-breaking research-is the first formal confirmation of good quality reporting of patient recovery using their hand-storm film.