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PERFECT scheme: a standalone construct

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Pelvic health physiotherapy

a digital assessment of pelvic floor muscles recording power, endurance, repetitions and fast contractions, with power graded on the modified Oxford scale.

In pelvic health physiotherapy, PERFECT scheme refers to a digital assessment of pelvic floor muscles recording power, endurance, repetitions and fast contractions, with power graded on the modified Oxford scale. This meaning comes from Laycock (2001) in Physiotherapy.[1]

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  1. Laycock, J., & Jerwood, D. (2001). Pelvic Floor Muscle Assessment: The PERFECT Scheme. Physiotherapy, 87(12), 631-642. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0031-9406(05)61108-x

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