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Trapeziectomy with LRTI or Dual-Mobility Prosthesis for Thumb Carpometacarpal Arthritis: A Systematic Review with Considerations for Elderly Patients over 70 Years of Age. [PDF]

J Clin Med
Cannella A, Sassara GM, Caruso L, Militerno A, Marinangeli M, Passiatore M, Cilli V, Guzzini M, De Vitis R.   +8 more
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Reliability and validity of grip and pinch strength evaluations

The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1984
Twenty-seven college women participated in a study to evaluate the reliability and validity of four tests of hand strength: grip, palmar pinch, key pinch, and tip pinch. Standardized positioning and instructions were followed. The results showed very high inter-rater reliability.
V, Mathiowetz, K, Weber, G, Volland, N, Kashman   +3 more
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Normative data for the Baseline® 5 position hydraulic pinch meter and the relationship between lateral pinch strength and pinch span

Journal of Hand Therapy, 2021
The Baseline® 5 position hydraulic pinch meter allows pinch strength assessment at five different pinch spans. The present study used this newly developed meter to assess where pinch span force is the greatest as previous literature is conflicting.The primary aim of the study was development of normative data using health subjects, whereas the ...
Nancy Hock, Debra Lindstrom
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The influence of gender, grasp type, pinch width and wrist position on sustained pinch strength

International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 1996
Abstract Sustained pinch strength data were collected from eight male and eight female subjects using a modified Caldwell regimen for pinch strength. Four independent variables were investigated: gender, wrist position, grasp type, and pinch width.
Patrick G. Dempsey, M.M. Ayoub
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Pinch strength analyses in lacertus syndrome

Hand Surgery and Rehabilitation, 2023
Lacertus syndrome is defined as proximal median nerve entrapment at the lacertus fibrosus. We aimed to analyze change in pinch strengths in patients who underwent median nerve release at the lacertus fibrosus under WALANT (wide-awake local anesthesia, no tourniquet).Pinch strength was measured with a pinch gauge.
Egemen Ayhan, Elif Cimilli, Kadir Cevik
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Inter-instrument reliability of pinch strength scores

Journal of Hand Therapy, 2001
The consistency of pinch scores obtained with new devices compared with that of scores obtained by traditional devices underlies the ability of therapists to use new devices when communicating about patient status or using normative data published for these traditional devices.
J C, MacDermid, W, Evenhuis, M, Louzon
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