Multifractality, Interactivity, and the Adaptive Capacity of the Human Movement System: A Perspective for Advancing the Conceptual Basis of Neurologic Physical Therapy.
James T Cavanaugh, Damian G Kelty-Stephen, Nicholas Stergiou
PMID 28834791WHAT IT FOUND
This perspective argues that adaptive capacity may be linked to complex, multiscale patterns of movement variability.
It does not test that idea, so it offers no evidence to change patient care.
What this paper is
This is a perspective article proposing that multifractality could help neurologic physical therapists think about adaptive capacity and movement variability. It explains concepts and references other studies, but it does not report original methods or results, so there is no finding here to change practice on.
The easy way to misread this
Do not read the proposed multifractal interventions as tested treatment options. The article is conceptual and reports no outcome data.