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"Spekk-finger" or Sealer's Finger
ARCTIC, 1952Contains an account of a severe local infection (cellulitis) common among sealers, especially those handling the blubber (spekk) or skins. Its occurrence and distribution, symptoms, cause (not as yet established, but probably Erysipelothrix rhusiopatiae), treatment, including latest experiment with antibiotics are discussed.
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Mallet Finger and Jersey Finger
2017Mallet finger is the disruption of extension at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint secondary to an extensor tendon injury or bony avulsion of its insertion site on the distal phalanx. The patient will present with an inability to fully extend the distal phalanx.
Fairen Walker-McCarter, Jeffery Fine
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Spatulous Fingers vs Clubbed Fingers
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978To the Editor.— I refer to a CLINICAL NOTE on "Clubbing Secondary to an Arteriovenous Fistula Used for Hemodialysis" (240:142, 1978). I am a clinician who becomes concerned when symptoms and signs are not defined as precisely as possible. Reading that article and looking at Fig 1,I believe those fingers are spatulous but are not really clubbed.
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American Journal of Roentgenology, 2002
1451 he development of high-frequency sonography probes has allowed the imaging of small superficial structures at resolutions of 300 μ m. Small “footprint” probes have improved the ability of radiologists to scan small curved surfaces such as a finger. Our purpose is to show the value of sonography in the evaluation of finger pathology. Sonography was
William Breidahl, Girolamo Moschilla
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1451 he development of high-frequency sonography probes has allowed the imaging of small superficial structures at resolutions of 300 μ m. Small “footprint” probes have improved the ability of radiologists to scan small curved surfaces such as a finger. Our purpose is to show the value of sonography in the evaluation of finger pathology. Sonography was
William Breidahl, Girolamo Moschilla
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Finger Localization and Finger Praxis
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1959The relations between finger localization and various types of finger praxis were assessed by estimates of the inter-correlations among the performance of 100 six-year-old children. Finger localization was related significantly to those types of finger praxis which involve movements of the individual fingers with respect to each other.
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Crystal structure of a five-finger GLI-DNA complex: new perspectives on zinc fingers.
Science, 1993Zinc finger proteins, of the type first discovered in transcription factor IIIA (TFIIIA), are one of the largest and most important families of DNA-binding proteins.
N. Pavletich, C. Pabo
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Journal of Hand Therapy, 2000
Osteoarthritis of the fingers is an especially common condition in postmenopausal women. Many consider it a normal part of aging or a relatively minor disease. Osteoarthritis of the fingers is a disease process that destroys interphalangeal cartilage and results in pain, swelling, decreased finger motion, joint deformities, and difficulty performing ...
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Osteoarthritis of the fingers is an especially common condition in postmenopausal women. Many consider it a normal part of aging or a relatively minor disease. Osteoarthritis of the fingers is a disease process that destroys interphalangeal cartilage and results in pain, swelling, decreased finger motion, joint deformities, and difficulty performing ...
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Pediatrics, 1956
ONE OF the perennial problems of child care for parents and professional folk alike is that of finger-sucking. Over the years as even now, parents have worried about this practice and brought it to the attention of their physicians who, like dentists, have had strong feelings on the subject.
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ONE OF the perennial problems of child care for parents and professional folk alike is that of finger-sucking. Over the years as even now, parents have worried about this practice and brought it to the attention of their physicians who, like dentists, have had strong feelings on the subject.
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1965
An investigation of “aphotic digital color sensing” (finger vision) was conducted with students attempting to detect an odd color with their fingers when normal visual contact was eliminated. The results did not support the hypothesis that dermal color discrimination occurs in man.
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An investigation of “aphotic digital color sensing” (finger vision) was conducted with students attempting to detect an odd color with their fingers when normal visual contact was eliminated. The results did not support the hypothesis that dermal color discrimination occurs in man.
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The Etiology Of Sealer'S Finger (Blubber Finger, Speck Finger)
Acta Pathologica Microbiologica Scandinavica, 1949Th. Thjötta, Johs. Kvittingen
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