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The Prevalence of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Latino Poultry Processing Workers and Other Latino Manual Workers
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    Aug 31 2013
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    Objective : To determine the incidence of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) over one year in Latino poultry processing workers. : Methods : Symptoms and nerve conduction studies were used to identify Latino poultry processing workers (106 wrists) and Lati...
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  3. Prevalence of bifid median nerves and persistent median arteries and their association with carpal tunnel syndrome in a sample of Latino poultry processors and other manual workers
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    Introduction : To determine if there is an association between flexor digitorum and lumbrical muscle intrusion into the carpal tunnel and carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). : Methods : 513 manual laborers (1,026 wrists) were evaluated with ultrasound to d...
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