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compression. Resisted little finger FDP muscle action is key to detecting a subtle motor deficit. The examiner’s index finger should not be able to overpower the flexion of the distal interphalangeal joint in the small finger if motor function is normal. The
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years old at the time of the fracture. He was a non-communicative CP patient with a Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) grade II. He was referred to the authors two months after symptoms began and X-rays showed bilateral Garden IV hip
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the axons and the connective tissue are still in continuity. Clinically, this produces a nerve conduction block with disturbed motor and sensory function, which is transient, extending from hours up to a few weeks. The term axonotmesis, introduced by
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Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS). 3 Walking is essential for activities of daily living and social participation; therefore, it is often considered one of the most important activities in daily life. 4 Nowadays, due to the
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spasticity of the finger flexors in the CP patient, and procedures that aim to reduce hyperexcitability by reducing the motor nerve supply by dissection of the whole nerve. If no remaining function is expected a neurotomy is performed or, if volitional
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window of opportunity to the surgeon and anaesthesiologist to act before the injury becomes irreversible. Therefore, the monitoring of gross motor and sensory function in spine deformity surgery is extremely important, especially when correcting spine
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. Cubital tunnel syndrome The ulnar nerve (UN) supplies motor function to the flexor carpi ulnaris (FCU), the two ulnar flexor digitorum profundus (FDP) tendons, the palmar and dorsal interossei, the two ulnar lumbricals, the abductor digiti minimi (AbDM
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cases where there is good early spontaneous recovery of some motor or sensory function within the first 12 weeks, but further recovery relies on axonal re-growth which may be unpredictable. Incidence The reported incidence of common peroneal
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meta-analysis of chronic pain conditions demonstrated disinhibition, with subsequent increases in motor cortex excitability ( 17 ). The function of the motor cortex, responsible for initiating and providing descending drive to allow voluntary muscle
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one score could encompass the spectrum of these cerebral alterations. They found that the Rowe score integrated several aspects of apprehension, notably the motor and sensory functions, as well as pain anticipation and attention. This could be
