Publications by authors named "Bauknight J"
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- Ulnar nerve compression at the elbow is a common issue, and this study explores how elbow flexion and distraction create tension on the nerve, potentially contributing to the problem.
- Eight upper limb specimens were tested by measuring the tension on the ulnar nerve during elbow flexion and varied distraction levels while manipulating its proximal and distal clamps.
- Results show that tension on the ulnar nerve increased with flexion, distraction, and proximal clamping, with the highest tension observed 4-6 cm below the medial epicondyle.
Involvement of the musculoskeletal system by primary or metastatic malignant neoplasms mimicking common orthopaedic conditions is well recognized. The diagnosis may be delayed in the absence of radiographic abnormalities. Twenty-five percent of lymphoma cases have skeletal involvement, and they can affect both bone and soft tissue.
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