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joint is the most affected in the upper limb (87%), followed by the glenohumeral and wrist joints. Hand joints are uncommonly affected and rarely produce arthropathy. 10 Treatment of this condition consists of preventing joint bleeding episodes and
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upper limb, the incidence of neuroma is low. 67 The diagnosis of a neuroma is mainly by examination with clinical findings, such as localised pain, sensory disturbances, allodynia, hyper-/dysaesthesia and a positive Tinel’s sign. In some cases
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vessels, poor perfusion and weakened skin barrier are more likely to present in the medical cabinet with an infected upper limb. Newborns are also prone to hand infections due to their undeveloped immune systems and their sharp nail-ends that can injure
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least one complication, which is important when compared with the 21.2% rate of placebo. Most complications are mild/moderate and include bruising, injection-site haemorrhage or pain, upper limb pain, tenderness, ecchymosis, pruritus, swelling, skin
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evolution of the upper limb and refinement in manipulation. Resection arthroplasties have shown great limitations in producing pain relief and stability of the DRUJ. Studies by Hagert, and Lees and Scheker made it progressively obvious that both the
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in the operative field. The upper limb remains under motor control by the wide awake patient. He can help by moving reconstructed parts actively during the surgery, when certain procedures need balanced fixation or tension of joints and tendons, such
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, they show a significant improvement in grip strength and in the function of the upper limb. Where well described, the return to work as before shows a weighted average of 70%. Only 7 patients out of 56 (12.5%) received a work allowance, and only 9 work
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correlate after DRF. About 20% of patients have reported some degree of symptom even years after DRF. 90 Patients may report increased pain and loss of strength, which can be related to a fear of using the upper limb. 90 In addition, depression
