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Praxis Handreha 2021; 02(04): 188-193
DOI: 10.1055/a-1591-6909
Aus der Praxis – für die Praxis

Die Befunderhebung der ulnaren Handgelenkseite

Amisha Rebsamen
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Itai Pasternak
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Schmerzen des ulnaren Handgelenks können mit chronischen Rückenschmerzen verglichen werden: Sie fangen oft heimtückisch an und werden chronisch, sie sind diffus und weisen wechselnde Symptome auf. Die Untersuchung ist dementsprechend schwierig. Eine systematische Reihenfolge hilft die mögliche Pathologie zu finden und einen differenzierten Therapieplan zu gestalten.

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