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Douglas R. Keskula, PhD., PT, ATC Professor and Chairman Department of Physical Therapy Office: CH-100 Doctor of Philosophy in Education |
Faculty Research Activity
Research Description:
Psychometric properties of performance-based and self-assessment
measures of physical function designed to predict functional limitations and
disability in patients with orthopaedic dysfunction.
Recent Publications:
Bolgla, L. and Keskula, D. "A Review of the Relationship Between Knee
Effusion, Quadriceps Inhibition and Knee Performance", Journal of Sport
Rehabilitation, 9:160-168, 2000.
Bolgla, L., Jones, D., Keskula, D. and Duncan J. “Hip Pain in a High School Football Player: A Case Study”, Journal of Athletic Training, 36(1): 81-84, 2001.
Keskula, D and Lott, J. “Defining and Measuring Functional Limitations and Disability in the Athletic Shoulder”, Journal of Sport Rehabilitation , 10(3): 221-231, 2001.
Bolgla, L., Keskula, D. and Duncan, J. “The Effect of a Simulated Knee Effusion on Lower Extremity Performance”, Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, 11(2):79-88, 2002.
Bolgla, L and Keskula, D. “A Biomechanical Approach toward the Evaluation and Treatment of Lower Leg Dysfunction”. Athletic Therapy Today, 8(5):6-12, 2003.
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