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Dual-purpose extensor pollicis longus transfer for combined type I and IV rheumatoid thumb deformities. [PDF]
JPRAS OpenDurand S, Harder Y, Billy J, Orthmann T.
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A Tutorial on Sample Size Calculation for Inter-rater and Intra-rater Agreement Studies. [PDF]
Indian J Psychol MedMadadizadeh F, Bahariniya S.
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Nerve Transfer Versus Tendon Transfer for Isolated Radial Nerve Palsy. [PDF]
Hand (N Y)El-Gammal TA, El-Sayed A, Abdeen MA.
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Virtual agents as a scalable tool for diverse, robust gesture recognition. [PDF]
Behav Res MethodsLoy L, Trujillo JP, Roelofsen F.
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Letter to Editor Regarding: "Back to the Anatomy Lab to Redefine the Pulley System of the Thumb: Is There an A0 Pulley?," by Sullivan et al. [PDF]
Hand (N Y)El Hor H, Lachman N, Amadio PC.
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Large Nonosseous Preaxial Polydactyly: Unique Case With Vascular Proliferation and Subepidermal Bullae. [PDF]
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Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 1997
A polydactyly anomaly of the thumb with three nails, two metacarpals, and seven phalanges is presented. This anomaly is named triplicated thumb, and its place in Wassel's classification is discussed. The patient was treated according to the principles of surgery of polydactyly anomalies.
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A polydactyly anomaly of the thumb with three nails, two metacarpals, and seven phalanges is presented. This anomaly is named triplicated thumb, and its place in Wassel's classification is discussed. The patient was treated according to the principles of surgery of polydactyly anomalies.
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The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1989
In brief: Diagnosis of skier's thumb-a common sports injury-is based on physical examination and history of the injury. The most important findings from the physical exam are point tenderness over the ulnar collateral ligament and instability, which is tested with the thumb at 0° and at 20° to 30° of flexion.
A C, Rettig, H H, Wright
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In brief: Diagnosis of skier's thumb-a common sports injury-is based on physical examination and history of the injury. The most important findings from the physical exam are point tenderness over the ulnar collateral ligament and instability, which is tested with the thumb at 0° and at 20° to 30° of flexion.
A C, Rettig, H H, Wright
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