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甲手腕缩短对手指强度和关节运动的影响:一个尸体生物力学研究

Alfonso Mejia1, Asher Eli Lichtig1, Arnab Ghosh2

  • 1Chicago Department of Orthopaedics, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL.

Journal of hand surgery global online
|July 31, 2023
PubMed
概括

骨折后的甲手腕缩短不会影响手指关节的运动,但会显著降低握力. 强度损失大约为每毫米缩短的6.5%,对精细运动功能有影响.

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生物力学 生物力学骨折 骨折 骨折 骨折 是一种甲手臂的下半身是什么意思?运动 运动运动.缩短时间缩短时间

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