Systematic review reveals outcome measures evaluate active but not passive lower limb function, suggesting ceiling effects limit assessing high-performing individuals.
All measures addressed active function, with none evaluating passive function. The RMI met most psychometric criteria, but may have a ceiling effect for high functioning patients.
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