Editor's Notes:

Theoretically Speaking

Jules M Rothstein
PHYS THER 1991 71: 789-790 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Research Reports:

Relationships Between Physical Activity and Temporal-Distance Characteristics of Walking in Elderly Women

Carol I Leiper and Rebecca L Craik
PHYS THER 1991 71: 791-803 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Intertrial Reliability of Work Measurements Recorded During Concentric Isokinetic Knee Extension and Flexion in Subjects with and without Meniscal Tears

Anne Durand, Francine Malouin, Carol L Richards, and Gina Bravo
PHYS THER 1991 71: 804-812 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Development of a Quality-of-Movement Measure for Children with Cerebral Palsy

William F Boyce, Carolyn Gowland, Susan Hardy, Peter L Rosenbaum, Mary Lane, Nancy Plews, Charles Goldsmith, and Dianne J Russell
PHYS THER 1991 71: 820-828 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Commentary

Emily A Keshner
PHYS THER 1991 71: 828-829 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Commentary

John P Scholz
PHYS THER 1991 71: 829-831 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Author Response

William F Boyce, Carol Gowland, Susan Hardy, Peter L Rosenbaum, Mary Lane, Nancy Plews, Charles Goldsmith, and Dianne J Russell
PHYS THER 1991 71: 831-832 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Influence of Body Weight Support on Normal Human Gait: Development of a Gait Retraining Strategy

Lois Finch, Hugues Barbeau, and Bertrand Arsenault
PHYS THER 1991 71: 842-855 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Commentary

Jerome V Danoff
PHYS THER 1991 71: 855-856 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Literature Reviews:

Measuring Quality of Movement in Cerebral Palsy: A Review of Instruments

William F Boyce, Carolyn Gowland, Peter L Rosenbaum, Mary Lane, Nancy Plews, Charles Goldsmith, Dianne J Russell, Virginia Wright, and Shelley Zdrobov
PHYS THER 1991 71: 813-819 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Twenty-Fifth Mary McMillan Lecture:

In Our Hands

Robert C Bartlett
PHYS THER 1991 71: 833-841 [Abstract] [PDF]  

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