Exemplos de uso de Ulnar deviation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Ulnar deviation, barely discernible.
That sideways twist is called an" ulnar deviation," and it's very bad.
Limits unwanted movement of distal and proximal wrist(flexion-extension) and radial and ulnar deviation.
II 5A 7 Ulnar deviation of the fingers.
During the test,we allowed hyperextension of the wrist up to 30º and ulnar deviation up to 15º.
Ulnar deviation and"swan-neck" deformity predominate, with no deformity at the level of the thumb and in the feet.
Unwanted limits distal and proximal wrist(flexion-extension)and the radial and ulnar deviation movements.
In addition, joint deformities compatible with ulnar deviation and swan neck and buttonhole fingers were seen.
A: Finkelstein's test, which consists in holding the patient's thumb while the hand is forced into ulnar deviation.
Rheumatology evaluation showed swan-neck fingers with ulnar deviation and irreversible limitation in range of motion without inflammatory signs.
Both tests are positive in the presence of pain over the radial styloid process during the ulnar deviation of the wrist.
The ulnar deviation values displayed greater ranges for the B1 prototype in the FS-G condition and for the A prototype in the FS-G and FS-A conditions.
This is present from the time of birth and is characterized by progressive flexed contracture of the metacarpophalangeal joint and ulnar deviation of the fingers.
Right wrist radiographs were made in true anteroposterior, ulnar deviation, and profile views, which indicated fracture of the pyramidal and instability of the hamate Fig.
The ROM was measured using a goniometer, and measurements were obtained for flexion, extension, pronation, supination,radial deviation and ulnar deviation.
A: Photo and plain radiography demonstrating findings of arthropathy such as metacarpal ulnar deviation,“swan-neck” deformity(fine white arrow), Boutonniere deformity(black arrow), and“Z” deformity of thumb thick white arrow.
The 10 and 90 percentiles are shown because they represent, respectively,the highest levels of postural workload for wrist extension 10th percentile and ulnar deviation and elbow flexion 90th percentile.
The ulnar deviation in the wrist was closest to the neutral range of motion when the subjects moved the C3 prototype from FS-G and FS-GT and when the subjects moved the B1 prototype from FS-A.
At radiography, lateral view of the wrist with the hand in flexion,supine at 30-40° and with 20-30° ulnar deviation has been described as the most appropriate one.
When the operated dominant side was analyzed, some movements with range of motion smaller than the contralateral side were noted only in Group ML: shoulder flexion, internal rotation,wrist extension, and ulnar deviation.
Chung and Wang evaluated two types of boxes with handles andfound that handles with a 0° horizontal incline caused a large ulnar deviation of the wrist, whereas the box with 90° handles caused a large radial deviation. .
Conservative treatment is still widely used,particularly in cases of non-displaced extra-articular fractures and in stable displaced factures after reduction that do not require immobilization in uncomfortable positions of flexion and ulnar deviation of the wrist.
For each measurement, the individual was seated with his shoulder in a neutral position, elbow at 90º, forearm in neutral position and wrist between 0 and 30º extension and0 to 15º ulnar deviation. The individual gripped the dynamometer with the strength of his hand. At the end, the strength was registered in kilogram/force kg/f. Three attempts were made with a recovery period of one minute between them. The average of the three attempts is the HGS value.
The carpal bones and ligaments promote a multiplanar mobility and maintain stability in the various movements performed by the wrist, such as flexion, extension,radial and ulnar deviation, pronosupination, and circumduction.
When the dominant side underwent surgery in Group ML n=7, the statistically significant movements- with reduced range of motion as compared to the contralateral side- were shoulder flexion, internal rotation of the shoulder,extension of the wrist, and ulnar deviation of the wrist.
Its function is to get a mobility limitation as complete as possible of the wrist, keeping it in position 35- 40(TP-6100) and 20th(TP-6105) extension,slight ulnar deviation of 10º, allowing mobility metocarpofalángica all fingers.
Measurement was performed with the patient seated on a chair with a straight back and no support for the arms, shoulder adducted and neutrally rotated, elbow flexion at 90°, forearm and wrist in neutral position between zero and 30° of extension, andzero and 15° of ulnar deviation.
Curiously, a radiological alteration classically described in the literature would be a focal erosion on the radial aspect of the metacarpal ormetatarsal head hook erosion determined by persistent ulnar deviation and probably representing a local adaptation to the anomalous stress produced by this bone deviation. .
In RA, joint deformities and destruction are secondary to bone and cartilaginous erosion and, unlike gout, which affects mainly the joints of the lower limbs, hands and wrists are the main site involved in almost all patients with RA, frequently evolving with deformities, such as swan neck,boutonniere deformity, and ulnar deviation.
Given this standard, the statistically significant differences we found between the boxes with regard to arm lifting, elbow flexion,wrist extension, and ulnar deviation are clinically relevant.