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Pronator teres rerouting transfer as an alternative to green’s transfer in cerebral palsy patients

Abstract
Background Hand function limitations are common in all types of cerebral palsy (CP) secondary to wrist-flexion deformity and forearm pronation. Flexion posture of the wrist decreases the mechanical advantage of digital flexor tendons, causing weak grip, weak pinch, and precluding a normal visual feedback of the hand. The Green’s transfer using flexor carpi ulnaris to extensor carpi radialis brevis...
Keywords
Medicine
Cerebral palsy
Transfer (computing)
Surgery
Physical medicine and rehabilitation
Anesthesia
Computer science
Parallel computing

2021
Article
Publisher
2-Y Citation Average

0.148

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Pronator teres rerouting transfer as an alternative to green’s transfer in cerebral palsy patients

Pronator teres rerouting transfer as an alternative to green’s transfer in cerebral palsy patients

Abstract
Background Hand function limitations are common in all types of cerebral palsy (CP) secondary to wrist-flexion deformity and forearm pronation. Flexion posture of the wrist decreases the mechanical advantage of digital flexor tendons, causing weak grip, weak pinch, and precluding a normal visual feedback of the hand. The Green’s transfer using flexor carpi ulnaris to extensor carpi radialis brevis...
Keywords
Medicine
Cerebral palsy
Transfer (computing)
Surgery
Physical medicine and rehabilitation
Anesthesia
Computer science
Parallel computing

2021
Article
Publisher
2-Y Citation Average

0.148

Language