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Physical Examination of the Wrist

Hand Clinics, 2007
Physical examination of the wrist requires knowledge of wrist anatomy and pathology to make a diagnosis or narrow the differential diagnosis. Symptoms are provoked by palpation and signs are produced by manipulation. Negative findings elsewhere in the wrist are important. Final diagnosis may require diagnostic imaging.
Darryl Young, A. Alan Giachino, Steven Papp   +2 more
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Physical Examination of the Wrist

Hand Clinics, 1997
A complete examination of the wrist requires both an accurate history and a thorough understanding of carpal anatomy, biomechanics, and pathology. A thorough examination may necessitate evaluation of the radial and ulnar aspects of the carpus as well as potential extra-articular causes of wrist pain.
H K Watson, J Weinzweig
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Physical examination of the hemodialysis arteriovenous fistula to detect early dysfunction

Journal of Vascular Access, 2019
The maintenance of vascular access patency for end-stage renal disease patients on hemodialysis is necessary for survival. Many nephrologists, nurse practitioners, and nurses have limited experience with the physical examination of the arteriovenous ...
K. Abreo, Bakhtiar M. Amin, A. Abreo
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Anatomy and Physical Examination of the Shoulder.

Sports medicine and arthroscopy review, 2018
The shoulder is a complex joint, with a wide range of motion and functional demands. An understanding of the intricate network of bony, ligamentous, muscular, and neurovascular anatomy is required in order to properly identify and diagnose shoulder ...
W. Bakhsh, Gregg T. Nicandri
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Physical Examination

2016
Even in the specialty clinic of neurology, general physical examination is as important as neurologic examination, mainly because all health aspects are important for the patient and also because the neurologic symptoms are often related to systemic diseases in terms of clinical manifestation and pathogenesis.
Hiroshi Shibasaki, Mark Hallett
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Point-of-care cardiac ultrasound techniques in the physical examination: better at the bedside

Heart, 2017
The development of hand-carried, battery-powered ultrasound devices has created a new practice in ultrasound diagnostic imaging, called ‘point-of-care’ ultrasound (POCUS).
B. Kimura
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Comprehensive Review of the Elbow Physical Examination.

Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2018
Physical examination of the elbow is a critical component in formulating an accurate diagnosis. Various special physical examinations have been described to improve the clinician's ability to establish an accurate diagnosis.
Matthew V. Smith, Joseph D. Lamplot, R. Wright, R. Brophy   +3 more
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Physical examination

Learning to Consult, 2018
Physical examination is the methods of examination by means of applying general inspection, palpation, percussion and auscultation of animals to detect clinical signs of patient animals.
T. Abdisa
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Physical Examination of the Neurological Examination

2019
The neurological examination includes the following items: high brain function, cranial nerves, sensory function, motor function, reflexes, coordination, gait and autonomic function. As neurological examination is complicated and extremely important for neurological anatomy localization, it should be performed in sequential and carefully interpreted to
Rui Zeng, Jianfang Ma
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Physical Examination of Knee Ligament Injuries.

Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2017
The knee is one of the most commonly injured joints in the body. A thorough history and physical examination of the knee facilitates accurate diagnosis of ligament injury.
R. Bronstein, J. Schaffer
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