Sentence examples for disabled hand from inspiring English sources

He performed the left-hand repertory for years, until treatments including Rolfing, a physical therapy, and Botox injections restored mobility in his disabled hand.

Enyedi contrasts their quiet, delicate courtship as deer in a snowbound dreamscape with their far more awkward chemistry in the real world, where the man has a disabled hand, the woman is on the autism spectrum, and cattle are being led to the slaughter.

I remembered how, when Klaus played guitar, he held the neck in his good hand, working the frets with blunt, strong fingers, while he strummed with the disabled hand, using the thickened, brownish nails of his thumb and index finger.

In summary, chronic CRPS in characterized by a combination of chronic ongoing as well as evoked pain, a distinct level of stress and depression, resulting in a disabled hand function even years after the impressive symptoms of acute CRPS like edema and sympathetic dysfunction subside.

Children's Hand-use Experience Questionnaire (CHEQ; www. cheq.se, Swedish version) [ 30], is a newly developed, web-based, validated questionnaire for evaluation of children's experience of their performance in the disabled hand while doing bimanual tasks.

In addition to CHEQ and PEDI, all children, in some cases assisted by a parent, answered a short questionnaire where they could evaluate the appearance of the disabled hand(s) and arm(s) on a scale ranging from 1 5, the lower the better.

bAdjustments performed for the prosthetic hands (based on the pilot study); for non-disabled hands, the adjustment was unnecessary.

These days, Collins' good friend Roddy Frame (of Aztec Camera) has taken over guitar duties on tour, but at home, the musician has come up with an ingenious solution for his disabled right hand – his wife is his right hand.

Mark Cahill spent eight hours in surgery at Leeds General Infirmary during which doctors replaced his disabled right hand with the donor's limb.

About 40 disabled people handed out pamphlets arguing against cuts to home-care services for the disabled under Medicare.

NEWPORT BEACH — A federal judge ruled this week that Newport Beach's law restricting group rehabilitation homes does not discriminate against disabled people, handing the city a partial victory in its protracted litigation with operators.