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905 related items for PubMed ID: 23507585

  • 61. Quantitative vibrometry and electrophysiological assessment in screening for carpal tunnel syndrome among industrial workers: a comparison.
    Werner RA, Franzblau A, Johnston E.
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  • 62. Prevalent involvement of thenar motor fibres in vineyard workers with carpal tunnel syndrome.
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  • 64. Normative data for neuromuscular assessment of the hand-arm vibration syndrome and its retrospective applications in Korean male workers.
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  • 66. Sensory nerve conduction velocities of median, ulnar and radial nerves in patients with vibration syndrome.
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  • 69. Experimental Psychological Stress on Quantitative Sensory Testing Response in Patients with Temporomandibular Disorders.
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  • 70. Autonomic and peripheral nervous system dysfunction in workers exposed to hand-arm vibration: a study of R-R interval variability and distribution of nerve conduction velocities.
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  • 73. Reliability of quantitative sensory testing in the assessment of somatosensory function after high-frequency stimulation-induced sensitisation of central nociceptive pathways.
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  • 76. The utility of clinical neurophysiological and quantitative sensory testing for trigeminal neuropathy.
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  • 79. Thermotactile threshold testing for the evaluation of sensory nerve function in vibration-exposed patients and workers.
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