Phalanges
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13. Analise das alterações nos padrões de preensão palmar em pianistas
This work describes an experimental study that aimed to quantitatively analyze the palmer gripping patterns of pianists during the execution of function tasks relating to gripping and speed of execution. Twenty-five subjects (11 pianists and 14 non-pianists) carried out 4 tasks with their right hand: Gross gripping at fast speed (T1); Gross gripping at low s
Publicado em: 2005
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14. Diaphysial nutrient foramina in human phalanges.
1770 phalanges of the hand and 660 phalanges of the foot, of unknown sex, were studied to determine the number, position and direction of the nutrient foramina. It was found that, in general, these bones had one nutrient foramen in the middle third of the shaft. The proximal phalanges of the fingers often showed double foramina. Most of the foramina were sit
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15. Phalangeal curvature and positional behavior in extinct sloth lemurs (Primates, Palaeopropithecidae)
Recent paleontological discoveries in Madagascar document the existence of a diverse clade of palaeopropithecids or “sloth lemurs”: Mesopropithecus (three species), Babakotia (one species), Palaeopropithecus (three species), and Archaeoindris (one species). This mini-radiation of now extinct (“subfossil”) lemurs is most closely related to the living
The National Academy of Sciences of the USA.
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16. The hair distribution of the phalanges of the hand among Turks.
The distribution of the phalangeal hair of the hands has been investigated in Turks. Students, 1120 males and 840 females, aged between 18 and 25 years, of the Faculties of Dentistry and Medicine of Gazi University were randomly chosen and examined. Hair was absent over the proximal phalanx in 1.7% of females and in 0.2% of males. In both sexes, the occurren
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17. In-vivo determination of lead in the skeleton after occupational exposure to lead
ABSTRACT The concentrations of lead in the phalanges and in the blood were determined in 22 subjects who had formerly been exposed to lead in a storage battery plant, which had been closed for seven years. The bone lead concentration was measured in vivo using an ϰ-ray fluorescence technique in which two 57Co γ-ray sources were used for generating the char
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18. Radiological changes in carpal and metacarpal bones and phalanges caused by chain saw vibration
Kumlin, T., Wiikeri, M., and Sumari, P. (1973).Brit. J. industr. Med.,30, 71-73. Radiological changes in carpal and metacarpal bones and phalanges caused by chain saw vibration. We have made a radiological examination of the shoulder and elbow joints, wrists, and hand bones of 35 lumberjacks, 30 of whom had used a chain saw for 7 to 20 years. Their average a
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19. Anonychia and absence/hypoplasia of distal phalanges (Cooks syndrome): report of a second family.
We describe a second family with four affected members in three successive generations with a rare nail dysplasia syndrome. The syndrome, which was first reported by Cooks et al in 1985, is characterised by bilateral nail hypoplasia of digits 1-3, with absence of nails of digits 4-5 of the hands, and total absence of all toe nails. In addition, there is abse
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20. A Case of Multiple Anomaly of the Phalanges of the Hands in a Girl aged 15
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21. Terminal phalageal osteosclerosis.
Osteosclerosis of the terminal finger phalanges was assessed by means of a grading score in two age-matched groups of 96 females, each suffering from rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthrosis (OA), respectively, and in a sample of 894 males and females, above the age of 44 years, from Dutch small town populations. Cortical thickness of the therminal phala
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22. Mesoaxial complete syndactyly and synostosis with hypoplastic thumbs: an unusual combination or homozygous expression of syndactyly type I?
Syndactyly type I is an autosomal dominant condition with complete or partial webbing between the third and fourth fingers or the second and third toes or both. We report here a previously undescribed phenotype of severe mesoaxial syndactyly and synostosis in patients born to affected parents. The characteristic features of these severe cases are (1) complet
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23. Classification and identification of inherited brachydactylies
A search for patterns of malformation in the brachydactylies has resulted in new ways to identify the different types. Type A-1 can be characterised by a proportionate reduction of the middle phalanges. Type B is thought to be an amputation-like defect. In type C the fourth middle phalanx is usually the longest, and type E (Riccardi and Holmes, 1974) is char
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24. Geode development and multiple fractures in rheumatoid arthritis.
The radiological development from normal bone of geodes and subsequent fractures in phalanges of two adjacent fingers is described in a patient with classical rheumatoid arthritis. Presentation was as a septic, discharging focus, but infection was excluded; the pathology is described.