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September 5, 2017
This video shows the steps for manual muscle testing of the upper extremity in diagnosing ...
read more ↘ patients with possible nerve compression syndromes. It is the first step in the clinical triad we use at our unit:
1. Muscle testing to delineate level of nerve compression
2. Scratch collapse test at found level to validate level of nerve compression
3. Compression/tinel's test to elicit possible pain and/or paresthesias at the level of nerve compression.
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read more ↘ patients with possible nerve compression syndromes. It is the first step in the clinical triad we use at our unit:
1. Muscle testing to delineate level of nerve compression
2. Scratch collapse test at found level to validate level of nerve compression
3. Compression/tinel's test to elicit possible pain and/or paresthesias at the level of nerve compression.
↖ read less
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