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A biomechanical study of normal functional elbow motion.

Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery · 1981 · Vol. 63(6) · pp. 872–877

Abstract

These data, not previously recorded, may be used to provide an objective basis for the determination of disability impairment, to determine the optimum position for elbow splinting or arthrodesis, and to assist in the design of elbow prostheses. The motion needed to perform essential daily activities is obtainable with a successful total elbow arthroplasty.

Shoulder Injury and TreatmentElbowForearmElbow flexionMedicineActivities of daily livingPhysical medicine and rehabilitationOrthodonticsRange of motionPhysical therapySurgery

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Activities of Daily LivingBiomechanical PhenomenaElbowFemaleHumansMaleMovement
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