A study of reproducibility of kinesiology tape applications: Review, reliability and validity

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Background: Literature addressing the mechanical properties of kinesiology tape is quite scarce. There are no studies which focus on the mechanical characteristics of kinesiology tape, its mechanical properties, nor its adherence following the ISO international standard test methods for tape elongation. Methods: This study quantified the mechanical characteristics of 380 samples of kinesiology tape from 19 different brands and in 4 different colors using a dynamometer. Mechanical testing was controlled by UNE EN ISO 13934-1. Results: Significant differences were found between tape brands in terms of grammage, maximum force tenacity, work, pre-elongation and percentage elongation (P

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Selva, F., Pardo, A., Aguado, X., Montava, I., Gil-Santos, L., & Barrios, C. (2019, April 9). A study of reproducibility of kinesiology tape applications: Review, reliability and validity. BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders. BioMed Central Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12891-019-2533-0

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