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Reliability and adaptability of Hindi version of Lower Extremity Motor Coordination Test

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Hypothesis of the study: Hindi version of Lower Extremity Motor Coordination test may or may not be adaptable and useful for Indian population.

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Study setting: Maharishi Markandeshwar Institute of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Mullana, Ambala. Study Type: Observational study.

Study Population: Patients with coordination disability. Sample size: 30 Interpretation of Result: The data shows that LEMOCOT has a good Intra- rater Reliability and adaptability. Procedure: There are five phases for the conversion of the English version of the LEMOCOT into Hindi version.

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First of all, Permission was taken from original developer. after that test is translated into pre- final version with the help of six English/ Hindi teachers and two blinded physiotherapist. Then, content validation is carried out by experts for the adaptation of test and then at the end psychometric evaluation was done.

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