Sentence examples for classifications of hand from inspiring English sources

There was not a uniform response rate amongst the various morphological classifications of hand eczema.

We propose a classification of hand lesions in our review (excluding the pseudo-masses) into "benign", "intermediate grade" (histologically benign but locally aggressive with potential for recurrence) and "malignant" lesions.

Clinical criteria [ 10] and radiographic grading [ 11] for the classification of hand OA have been developed to establish uniformity in the reporting of this disease.

17 However, ADC is not specific for the classification of HAND because the gradations of functional impairment it quantifies include deficits due to both neurocognitive deficits and myelopathy.

This will include identifying deformity, nodes or bony enlargement, and swelling at target joints as specified by the American College of Rheumatology criteria for classification of hand OA [ 28].

25 The various classifications of their hand eczema included hyperkeratotic palmar eczema, fingertip eczema, pompholyx, and discoid eczema.

We believe that future applications should consider the classification of planar hand postures.

The method was applied to the classification of six hand movements with recording of the surface EMG from eight locations over the forearm.

Al-Qattan and Al-Thunayan [4] proposed a classification of mirror hand deformity based on presence or absence of other congenital anomalies and the type of forearm bones present.

Additionally, they should help to determine if clinical classification of musculoskeletal hand and knee conditions is useful at the population level and what simple questions and assessment tools identify important groups, both cross-sectionally and longitudinally.

The Clinical Assessment Study of the Hand (CAS-HA) is a prospective, population-based, observational cohort study based in North Staffordshire that intends to investigate issues surrounding the classification and course of hand pain, problems and hand osteoarthritis in community-dwelling adults aged 50 years and over.