The Glittre Activities of Daily Living Test in women with scleroderma and its relation to hand function and physical capacity

摘要

Background: The hands are the primary site of involvement in scleroderma, and impaired hand function is primarily responsible for difficulty in performing activities of daily living. This study aimed to evaluate exercise functional capacity in women with scleroderma through the Glittre Activities of Daily Living Test, which incorporates both lower and upper limb activities, and to correlate the findings with physical capacity and hand function.