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Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE)
A comprehensive test measuring an injured person's physical abilities and work capacity.
In Personal Injury Cases
FCEs are used to determine work restrictions and lost earning capacity. They're conducted by physical therapists or occupational therapists.
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