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Continuum, 2021
Limb apraxia is one of the most common and most disabling disorders caused by brain damage. However, apraxia is one of the least recognized disorders associated with cerebral disease. This article discusses the signs and symptoms of, means of testing for, the pathophysiology of, and possible management of upper limb apraxia.Upper limb apraxia has four ...
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Limb apraxia is one of the most common and most disabling disorders caused by brain damage. However, apraxia is one of the least recognized disorders associated with cerebral disease. This article discusses the signs and symptoms of, means of testing for, the pathophysiology of, and possible management of upper limb apraxia.Upper limb apraxia has four ...
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Fibromatosis of the upper limb
The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1979Two cases of fibromatosis of the upper limb are presented, neither of which could be placed in a specific category as described in the literature. Both patients were black, and both had a history of previous trauma to the region, which has been regarded as an initiating factor.
H, Becker, L, Chait
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The Journal of Hand Surgery, 2017
A patient with upper limb dimelia including a double scapula, humerus, radius, and ulna, 11 metacarpals and digits (5 on the superior side, 6 on the inferior side) was treated with a simple amputation of the inferior limb resulting in cosmetic improvement and maintenance of range of motion in the preserved limb.
Takehiko, Takagi +4 more
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A patient with upper limb dimelia including a double scapula, humerus, radius, and ulna, 11 metacarpals and digits (5 on the superior side, 6 on the inferior side) was treated with a simple amputation of the inferior limb resulting in cosmetic improvement and maintenance of range of motion in the preserved limb.
Takehiko, Takagi +4 more
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2008
The human upper limb is made for prehension. The capacity to manipulate and to interact with the environment is effected through the hand. The hand is a grasping tool, with four fingers flexing against an opposed thumb. It is also the main tactile organ, permits self-expression, and uniquely identifies an individual.
Marcus, Lee +3 more
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The human upper limb is made for prehension. The capacity to manipulate and to interact with the environment is effected through the hand. The hand is a grasping tool, with four fingers flexing against an opposed thumb. It is also the main tactile organ, permits self-expression, and uniquely identifies an individual.
Marcus, Lee +3 more
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