Wrist Goniometric Measurements

LaStayo and Wheeler1 are to be commended for their investigation on goniometric measurements at the wrist. Clearly, their work provides evidence for using a specific approach—dorsal and volar placements of the goniometer—for measuring wrist flexion and extension. Such work is the cornerstone of evidence-based practice. After reading their article, however, I have several questions concerning the analysis. Specifically, the questions focus on …