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02/01/2016 1 4 th Annual National Conference of Society for Hand Therapy, India 12 th & 13 th December, 2015 Pune, Maharashtra, India Clinical Assessment of Wrist and Hand: Occupational Therapist’s Perspective Mobile: +91‐9820621352 (Official) +91‐9167180215 (Personal) Email: [email protected] Punita V. Solanki MSc (O.T.), ADCR (Mumbai) Occupational Therapist Table of Contents Punita V. Solanki 1. Applied Anatomy & Biomechanics of Wrist & Hand. 2. Patient’s Detailed Injury & Occupational History. 3. Clinical Observation. 4. Triage and Quick Screening & Sensory Assessment 5. Volume Test. 6. Range of Motion Testing. 7. Palpation and Manual Muscle Testing. 8. Special Provocative Tests. 9. Standardized Functional Tests and Outcomes Measures. 10. Prevalence and Economic Impact. 11. Quiz Time. 12. Take‐Home Message. 13. Acknowledgements and References. Punita V. Solanki “The hands that help are holier than the lips that pray” ~ Robert Green Ingersoll (American Political Leader)

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4thAnnualNationalConferenceofSocietyforHandTherapy,India12th&13thDecember,2015Pune,Maharashtra,India

ClinicalAssessmentofWristandHand:

OccupationalTherapist’sPerspective

Mobile:+91‐9820621352(Official)+91‐9167180215(Personal)

Email:[email protected]

PunitaV.SolankiMSc(O.T.),ADCR(Mumbai)

OccupationalTherapist

TableofContents

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1.AppliedAnatomy&BiomechanicsofWrist&Hand.

2.Patient’sDetailedInjury&OccupationalHistory.

3.ClinicalObservation.

4.TriageandQuickScreening&SensoryAssessment

5.VolumeTest.

6.RangeofMotionTesting.

7.PalpationandManualMuscleTesting.

8.SpecialProvocativeTests.

9.StandardizedFunctionalTestsandOutcomesMeasures.

10.PrevalenceandEconomicImpact.

11.QuizTime.

12.Take‐HomeMessage.

13.AcknowledgementsandReferences.

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“The hands that help are holier than the lips that pray”

~ Robert Green Ingersoll (American Political Leader)

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AppliedAnatomyofWristandHand

AnatomyofRightHand‐DorsalSurface

19Bones&19JointsintheHand

(5CMC,5MCP,5PIP&4DIP)

3of8CarpalBones+Radius+Radio‐UlnarDisc

(TFCC)(WristComplex)

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AppliedAnatomyofWristandHand

AnatomyofRightHand‐VolarSurface

3ArchesofHand CarpalTunnel

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BiomechanicsofWristandHand

WristComplex(Radio‐carpalJoint):2°ofFreedomofMotion

(FoM)(Sagittal&FrontalPlaneMotions)

CMCjointofThumb:3°ofFoM(Sagittal,Frontal&Transverse)

MCPJointsFingers:2°ofFoM(Sagittal&Frontal)

MCPJointThumb:3°ofFoM(Sagittal,Frontal&Transverse)

PIPJoints:1°ofFoM(SagittalPlane:fromExtensiontoFlexion

withNoHyperextension‐0°to110°)(Thumb:0°to90°)

DIPJoints:1°ofFoM(SagittalPlane:fromExtensiontoFlexion

withslightHyperextension.(0°to90°&0°to5°‐10°)

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BiomechanicsofWristandHand

Functional(Resting)PostureofWristandHand

Wrist:15°‐30°Extension+10°‐15°UlnarDeviation.

CMCThumb:MidwaybetweenFlex‐Ext&Ab‐Ad

MCPThumb:SlightFlexion

MCPFingers:45°to60°ofFlexion

PIPThumb&Fingers:SlightFlexionofabout10°

DIPFingers:SlightFlexionofabout5°

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BiomechanicsofWristandHand

FunctionalPositionsofWrist

Mostoftheactivitiesofdailylivingareaccomplishedbetween

thewristpositionsof10°Flexionto35°Extension.Greatestarcof

motionupto63°Extensionisemployedduringrisingfromachair

whilstweightbearingoverthehand.

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BiomechanicsofWristandHand

PositionofImmobilization(ClosedPackedPosition)ofWristandHand

Wrist:30°‐35°Extension+Neutralor5°‐10°UlnarDeviation.

CMCThumb:FullOpposition

MCPThumb:FullOpposition

MCPFingers:90°ofFlexion

PIPThumb&Fingers:FullExtension(0°)

DIPFingers:FullExtension(0°)

(Inthesepositions,theligamentsofeachjointsaretaut/shortened)

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Assessment

“Assessmentisthefirststeptowards

successfulgoalsetting,treatment

planningandoptimalreturnto

occupationalroles(ADL,Work&Leisure)”

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Patient’sDetailedInjuryHistory

InjuryHistory:

Mechanismofinjury/disease(Onset,Duration&Progress)

Locationofpain,characterofpain,intensityofpain(VASscore)

H/oswelling,abnormalsensitivitye.g.paresthesia,burning,

stiffness,weakness,difficultyinactivitiesofdailyliving,work&

leisure/playactivities

Past/PreviousH/osimilarinjuriesoranyrelated,associated

co‐morbidities(physical,psychological,social,environmental).

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Patient’sDetailedOccupationalHistory

OccupationalHistory:

DemographicHistory

Dominanceofhand

Occupation

AbilitiesandInabilitiesinFunction(ADL,Work&Leisure)

Fulltime/parttime/permanent/temporary/free‐lancejob

Availabilityofsickleaves,workshifts,regionaltransfersto

localityinthevicinityofresidence,parttimereturntowork,etc

Levelofwork,workassistance,travelto&frowork,restbreaks

Presenceofinherentriskfactorsofwork‐relatedMSdisorders

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ClinicalObservation

Observefor:(Bilateral)

Localizedorgeneralizedswelling

Trophicchangese.g.changeincoloroftheskin,appearanceofthe

skin(skincreases,shinyorscalyskin),moistureoftheskin(hyperor

hypohidrosis),skintemperature,hairchanges,appearanceofnails,

localbruisingorwoundsduetoinjuryetc

Bonyprojections(duetodegeneratione.g.Heberden’snodesor

subluxationordislocationormalunione.g.dinnerforkdeformityin

maluniteddistalradius#)

Attitudeofthewristandhandwhilstatrestandduringactivityor

exercisesessionorpresenceofanydeformities.

Prominentcontracturedskinoverthepalme.g.Dupuytren’s

contractureoranyothercontractures

Wastingofmuscles

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ClinicalObservation

LocalizedSwelling&TrophicChanges

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ClinicalObservation

DeformityorAttitudeoftheWrist&Hand

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ClinicalObservation

WastingofMuscles

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ClinicalObservation

Dupuytren’sContracture

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TriageandQuickScreening

ClinicalObservationofBilateralWristandHandAppearance.

QuickCheckonBilateralWristandHandMovements:

Up‐Down&Side‐SideMovementofWrist

ExtensionofHandJoints,TableTopPosition,Claw/Hook

Position,FistPosition,SpreadingandGatheringofFingersand

CountingofFingers.

RootAssessment:AgainstResistance

(BreakTest)

C6:WristExtensors

C8:MiddleFingerDIPFlexors

T1:LittleFingerAbductors

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TriageandQuickScreening

ExclusivePeripheralNerveInnervations(AutonomousZones)

Radialnerve:1stdorsalwebspaceofhand

(Anatomicalsnuffbox)

Mediannerve:Distalphalanx(tip)ofindexfinger(2ndfinger)

Other:Tipofthumb

Ulnarnerve:Distalphalanx(tip)oflittlefinger(5thfinger)

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SensoryAssessment

Superficialsensoryassessmentondermatomedistributionof

wristandhandandrecordingitas:

(0:Absent,1:Impairedwith%Lossor2:Intact)

Deepsensoryassessment:

DeepPressure

Weber’s(Moberg’s)Two‐PointDiscriminationTest

(Normal:<6mm,Fair:6‐10mm,Poor:11‐15mm,Protective:1

pointperceived,Anesthetic:0pointsperceived)

(Functionalneedse.g.windingawatch:6mm,handlingprecision

tools:12mmandgrosstools:>15mm)

Dellon’sMovingTwo‐PointDiscriminationTest:Functional

implications.Normalrecognition:2‐5mm

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SensoryAssessment&VolumeTest

Semmes‐WeinsteinTest:Gridpatternofassessmentofhand

andfinger’slighttouchsensation.Onlyonepoint,istestedin

eachsquare.

Stereognosisortactilegnosis:Dellon’smodificationof

Moberg’sPick‐upTest(Normalsubjectscannametheobject

within3secondsofcontact)

Vibratorysense:DistaltoProximalassessmentoverbony

prominenceswithvibratingtuningfork.

HandVolumeTest:

MeasuretapeorVolumetricassessment.Bilateralassessment

forcomparison

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RangeofMotionTesting

TypesofGoniometerforWristandHandRangeofMotionTesting.NormsofRangeofMotionvaluesbyvariousacademicbodies

e.g.AmericanAcademyofOrthopaedicSurgeons,AmericanMedicalAssociation,AmericanSocietyforSurgeryoftheHand.Standardizedpositionsofthepatients,ofthejointsofwrist

andhand,&thegoniometer,whilstperformingrangeofmotiontesting.MethodsofdocumentationsofRangeofMotion.Bilateral

assessmentsalongwithdocumentingnormsandendfeels.A5‐degreemarginoferrorisacceptableforgoniometric

measurementsofjointsinthehandbyanexperiencedexaminerusingstandardizedprotocols.~(Bear‐Lehman,JandAbreu,BC;1989)

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RangeofMotionTesting

TypesofFingerGoniometer(FG):

RolyanFinger/ToeGoniometer

RolyanFlexion/HyperextensionFG

Jamar8‐InchGoniometer

BaselineStainlessSteelFG

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RangeofMotionTesting

DocumentationTemplate

Joints LeftHand RightHand Norms

Thumb

PROM EndFeel

PROM EndFeel

ROM EndFeel

CMCFlexion 0°‐15° Firm*

CMCExtension 0°‐20° Firm*

CMCPalmarAbduction 0°‐45° Firm†

CMCRadialAbduction 0°‐70° Firm*

MCPFlexion 0°‐50° Firm*

MCPHyperextension 0°‐10° Firm†

IPFlexion 0°‐80° Firm*

IPHyperextension 0°‐15° Firm†

*AmericanAcademyofOrthopaedicSurgeons(OppositionisMeasuredwithMeasureTape)

†AmericanSocietyforSurgeryoftheHand;MethodUsed:FingerGoniometry

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PalpationandManualMuscleTesting

Standardizedpositionofthepatients,ofthejointsofwristandhand

&oftheexaminer,whilstperformingmuscletesting.

Accuracyofstrengthgradingdependsupon:

stablepositionofthepatient

thefixationofthepartproximaltothetestedpart

precisionoftestposition

thedirectionandamountorpressure/resistance

Methodsofmanualmuscletestinge.g.BreakVs.Maketest,

Scoring:MRC,Daniels&Worthingham,Kendall&McCreary;Subjective

Vs.Objectivemethodsofevaluation.

Consistencyinmethodsofdocumentationsofmuscletesting.

Bilateralassessmentsforcomparison

PurposeofEvaluation:Diagnosis,treatmentoutcomeorprognostic

valueoftreatmentused.

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ManualMuscleTesting

SomeFactsaboutWristandHandMuscleStrength

“Weakness”isusedasanoveralltermcoveringarangeofstrength

fromzero(0)tofair(3)innon‐weightbearingupperlimbmuscles.

Thestrengthofthefingerflexorsisovertwicethatoftheextensors.

FDSisthestrongestmuscleoftheextrinsicsofhand.

2nd&4thdigitalflexortendonsheathannularpulleysystemplaysan

importantroleinmaintainingaconstantmomentarmforfingerflexors.

Theexcursionoftheflexors>extensors,extrinsics>intrinsics.

Thepositionofthethumb&therelationshipbetweenhand&

forearmarethemostimportantdifferencesbetweenpowergripVs

precisionhandling.

Dominanthandgripandpinchstrengthismorethanthe

non‐dominanthandby10%.

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PalpationandManualMuscleTesting DocumentationTemplate

Joint Muscles MMT*Left

MMT*Right

Dynamometer/Electr.MMT(Kgs)

CMCFlexion FPB&FPL 5 5

CMCExtension EPL&EPB, 3+ 5

CMCPalmarAbduction

APB&APL

5 5

CMCRadialAbduction

APB&APL 4‐ 5

MCPFlexion FPB 5 5

MCPHyperextension

EPB 3+ 5

IPFlexion FPL 5 5

IPHyperextension

EPL 5 5

Opposition OP 5 5

* Oxford’sModifiedResearchCouncil(MRC)MMTGradingSystem

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Grip&PinchTesting GripandPinchStrengthTestingandHandMuscleEndurance

Testing(AspertheRecommendationsofASHT,1981)

Subject:shouldbeinsupportedseatedposture

Shoulder:adducted&neutrallyrotated

Elbow:flexedat90°

Forearm:neutralposition

Wrist:0°to30°extension&between0°to15°ofulnardeviation

Hip&knees:whenseatedshouldbeat90°offlexion

Feet:flatontheground.

Threetrialsaretakenofeachhandwitha2‐3minuterestbetween

trialsandthescoreistheaverageofthethreetrials.

JamarDynamometer(Setatsecondpositionfromallof5positions)

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Grip&PinchTesting

GripandPinchStrengthTestingandHandMuscleEndurance

Testing(AspertheRecommendationsofASHT,1981)

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Grip,Pinch&HandEnduranceTesting

GripandPinchStrengthTestingandHandMuscleEndurance

Testing(AspertheRecommendationsofASHT,1981)

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GripStrengthAssessmentTools

GripandPinchStrengthTestingandHandMuscleEndurance

Testing(AspertheRecommendationsofASHT,1981)

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PinchStrengthAssessmentTools

GripandPinchStrengthTestingandHandMuscleEndurance

Testing(AspertheRecommendationsofASHT,1981)

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SpecialProvocativeTests

CarpalTunnel

Tinel’sTest(tapmediannerveincarpal

tunnel)

Phalen’sTest(holdwristsflexedtogetherfor1min)

TestsforNeurologicalDysfunction

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SpecialTests TestsforNeurologicalDysfunction

UlnarNerve:

Froment’sSign

Jeanne’sSign

CardTest

Egawa’sSign

MedianNerve:

ClaspingTest(BenedictionAttitude/PointingIndex)

PenTest

KilohNevinSign

ApeorSimianHand

RadialNerve:

WristDrop

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TestsforTendons&Muscles

Finkelstein’sTest

SpecialProvocativeTests

SweaterFingerSign

DeQuervain’sTenosynovitis FDPTendonRupture(RFinger)

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SpecialProvocativeTests

TriangularFibrocartilageInjury

LoadedCircumduction

Scapholunateinstability

Watson’sTest

TestsforLigaments,CapsuleandJointInstability

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SpecialProvocativeTests

TestsforCirculationandSwelling

AllenTest

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FunctionalTests

Jebson‐TaylorHandFunctionTest.

MinnesotaRateofManipulationTest.

PurduePegboardTest.

Crawford’sSmallPartsDexterityTest.

BoxandBlockTest.

Nine‐HolePegTest.

SimulatedActivitiesofDailyLivingExamination.(19subtests

ortasksaretestedandtimed.

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FunctionalOutcomesMeasures

PatientReportedOutcomeMeasures(PROM)

Disabilityofthearm,shoulderandhandquestionnaire(DASH):

aregion‐specific30‐itemquestionnaireisthemostwidelytested

instrumentinpatientswithwristandhandinjuries&established

measurementproperties

QuickDASH:establishedmeasurementproperties

PatientRatedWristHandEvaluationOutcomeQuestionnaire

(PRWHE):goodconstructvalidityandresponsiveness&

establishedmeasurementproperties

MichiganHandOutcomesQuestionnaire(MHQ):sufficiently

responsive&goodvaluetopatientswithhandinjuries

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FunctionalOutcomesMeasures

PatientReportedOutcomeMeasures(PROM)

ModernActivitySubjectiveSurveyof2007(MASS07)

TheBostonCarpalTunnelQuestionnaire(CTQ)scale:most

sensitivetoclinicalchange&establishedmeasurementproperties

UpperExtremityFunctionalIndex(UEFI)&UpperExtremity

FunctionalScale(UEFS)

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FunctionalTests&OutcomesMeasures

PROM ScoreItems Validity(V) Reliability(R)

DASH

30Selfreported

Valid ReliableResponsive

QuickDASH

11Selfreported

Valid ReliableResponsive

PRWHE

15Selfreported

CriterionValidity

Test‐retestReliabilityInternalconsistency

BostonCTQ

11Selfreported

Face,contentconstructV

Test‐retestReliabilityResponseRate:90%

MHQ

65Selfreported

Valid Test‐retestReliability

MASS07

10Selfreported

Valid Reliable

UEFI

20Selfreported

Valid Test‐retestReliabilityInternalconsistency

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PrevalenceandEconomicImpact

Reference:dePutterCE,SellesRW,PolinderS,PannemanMJ,

HoviusSE,vanBeeckEF.EconomicImpactofHandandWrist

Injuries:Health‐careCostsandProductivityCostsinaPopulation

‐BasedStudy.JBoneJointSurgAm.2012May2;94(9):e56.

Doi:10.2106/JBJS.K.00561.

Conclusion:Handandwristinjuriesnotonlyconstitutea

substantialpartofalltreatedinjuriesbutalsorepresenta

considerableeconomicburden,withbothhighhealth‐careand

productivitycosts.Handandwristinjuriesshouldbea

priorityareaforresearchintraumacare,andfurtherresearch

couldhelptoreducethecostoftheseinjuries,bothtothe

health‐caresystemandtosociety.

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TakeHomeMessage

“Thehandsaretheinstrumentsofman'sintelligence.”

~AssociationMontessoriInternationale

Assess,AssessandAssessintheBeginning,DuringandAfter

theTreatment.Itisthefirstmostimportantsteptowards

successfuloutcome.

Diagnosisisoftenbasedonclinicalassessment,Investigations

aretoconfirmthefindings,forobjectivedocumentationfor

progressnotes,forinsurancepurpose,forlegalimplications.

Beobservant,updateyourknowledgeandrefineyourclinical

skillswithperfectpractice.

(“Perfectpracticemakesmanperfect.”)

QuizTime

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Which test is this? This is for dorsal interossei (abductors) of

the middle finger. With the hand kept flat on a table palmer

surface down, the patient is asked to move his middle finger

sideways.

Answer:EgawaTest

QuizTime

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Whichhandfunctiontestisthis?

Answer:MinnesotaRateofManipulationTest

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QuizTime

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SayTrueorFalse:

Maximum degree of wrist extension up to 65° is needed whilst

gettingupfromsittingposturewitharmsinweightbearingposition.

Answer:True

Circumductionispossibleonly inthose jointswiththreedegreesof

freedomofmotion.

Answer:False

Protective sensory recovery is the first sign of sensory system

recovery.

Answer:True

Heberden'snodesarehardorbonyswellingsthatcandevelopinthe

distalinterphalangealjoints(DIP)duetoRheumatoidArthritis.

Answer:False

QuizTime

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SelecttheBestCorrectResponse:

1.Thestrongestmuscleamongstalltheextrinsicmusclesofthehandis

a.FlexorDigitorumProfundusb.FlexorDigitorumSuperficialisc.FlexorPollicisLongusd.ExtensorDigitorumCommunis

Key:b(FlexorDigitorumSuperficialis)

2.IfthepatientisunabletomakeafistdespitenormalPROMofalljointsofthewrist&hand,whenthereislimitationinTAM/TPM&absenceofpain,(ExtensorPlusDeformity)isdueto

a.TendonTightness/Adhesionsb.JointArthritisc.Tendonitisd.Tenosynovitis

Key:a

Acknowledgements

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Ithankmyteachers,seniorcolleagues,sub‐ordinatesfromvarious departments and occupational therapy students ofmyalmamater(SethG.S.MedicalCollege&KingEdwardVIIMemorialHospital),fortherichexperience,inthefieldoforthopaedicrehabilitation,inmyformingcareeryearsofmylife,inthepastmorethan18years.

ItakethisopportunitytothankDr.ApurvaA.PatelSir,SpecializedHandOrthopaedicSurgeonfromWesternSuburbsofMumbai,India,forthevaluableexperiencethatIhavegainedinthepasttwoyearsfromhisumpteennumberof upperlimbcasereferrals.

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NordinM,FrankelVH.BasicBiomechanicsofthe

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KendallFP,McCrearyEK,ProvancePG.MusclesTestingand

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PandeyS,PandeyAK.ClinicalOrthopaedicDiagnosis.2nd

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Andmanymore………………………………………………………………………!