A Li, Z Glaris, Thomas J. Goetz
Abstract
Physical examination is critical to formation of a differential diagnosis in patients with ulnar-sided wrist pain. Although the specificity and sensitivity of some of those tests have been reported...
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Physical examination is critical to formation of a differential diagnosis in patients with ulnar-sided wrist pain. Although the specificity and sensitivity of some of those tests have been reported...
Key concepts: Wrist pain, Wrist, Medicine, Physical examination, Ulnar nerve, Population, Ulnar artery, Physical medicine and rehabilitation