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This dissertation by Anna-Carin Lundin investigates the pathology of tendons in patients with trigger finger, a prevalent hand condition affecting approximately 3% of people. The research challenges the prevailing view that pathology is limited to the tendon sheath, presenting evidence that the tendons themselves exhibit characteristics similar to Achilles tendinosis, including collagen degradation and cellular disruptions. The thesis also explores the impact of statin use on tendon health, finding an increased risk of tendinosis in the shoulder and Achilles tendons among statin users. Additionally, it examines the efficacy and timing of glucocorticoid injections in resolving trigger finger symptoms.
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Tenosynovitis. --- De Quervain's disease --- Quervain's disease --- Nonarticular rheumatism --- Overuse injuries --- Tendons --- Diseases
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Tenosynovitis. --- Bursitis. --- Tendinopathy. --- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. --- Occupational diseases --- Adjustable rate mortgages. --- Bursitis --- Carpal tunnel syndrom. --- Tendinitis . --- Tenosynovitis --- Maladies professionnelles --- Membres supérieurs --- Bursite --- Syndrome du canal carpien --- Tendinite --- Ténosynovite
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Musculoskeletal system --- Musculoskeletal system --- Occupational diseases. --- Elbow --- Arm --- Nerve Compression Syndromes --- Occupational Diseases --- Occupational Diseases --- Tennis Elbow --- Tenosynovitis --- Treatment Outcome --- Diseases. --- Wounds and injuries. --- Diseases. --- Diseases. --- diagnosis --- therapy
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Musculoskeletal system --- Musculoskeletal system --- Occupational diseases. --- Elbow --- Arm --- Nerve Compression Syndromes --- Occupational Diseases --- Occupational Diseases --- Tennis Elbow --- Tenosynovitis --- Treatment Outcome --- Diseases. --- Wounds and injuries. --- Diseases. --- Diseases. --- diagnosis --- therapy
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An amputee patient is a patient who has lost not only a part of his body but also the annexed function. The loss of an eye, an arm, or a dental element entails a loss of function reflected in a systemic adaptation by the organism to compensate for it. Moreover, it is reflected in important psychological consequences. The purpose of this Special Issue is to collect as many articles and information about new rehabilitation techniques in the biomedical and bioengineering field as possible. In all organism districts, the focus is on the innovation of a certain material or a specific technique without neglecting the influence on a patient’s quality of life.
Medicine --- lateral incisors agenesis --- space recovery --- dental implants --- ceramic laminate veneers --- teeth preparation --- dental esthetics --- dental porcelain --- rubber dam --- prosthetic treatment planning --- Digital Smile System --- biomechanical phenomena --- elasticity --- bioengineering --- fiberglass --- carbon fiber --- prosthesis --- rehabilitation research --- Covid-19 --- CAD/CAM --- 3D printing --- dental prostheses --- resin printed device --- coronavirus --- COVID-19 --- 3D-printing --- DPI --- protection --- public health --- ocular prosthesis --- meibomian gland dysfunction --- quality of life --- ocular discomfort --- overdenture --- digital prosthetic planning --- atrophic patient --- biomechanics --- finite element --- hyper-extension --- trigger finger --- stenosing tenosynovitis --- tendon --- tension --- lateral incisors agenesis --- space recovery --- dental implants --- ceramic laminate veneers --- teeth preparation --- dental esthetics --- dental porcelain --- rubber dam --- prosthetic treatment planning --- Digital Smile System --- biomechanical phenomena --- elasticity --- bioengineering --- fiberglass --- carbon fiber --- prosthesis --- rehabilitation research --- Covid-19 --- CAD/CAM --- 3D printing --- dental prostheses --- resin printed device --- coronavirus --- COVID-19 --- 3D-printing --- DPI --- protection --- public health --- ocular prosthesis --- meibomian gland dysfunction --- quality of life --- ocular discomfort --- overdenture --- digital prosthetic planning --- atrophic patient --- biomechanics --- finite element --- hyper-extension --- trigger finger --- stenosing tenosynovitis --- tendon --- tension
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Overuse injuries --- Tenosynovitis --- Tendons --- Diagnosis. --- Diseases --- De Quervain's disease --- Quervain's disease --- CTD (Injuries) --- Cumulative trauma disorders --- Over-use syndrome --- Overuse syndrome --- Overuse syndromes --- Repeated motion disorders --- Repetition injuries --- Repetition strain injuries --- Repetition strain injury --- Repetitive microtrauma --- Repetitive motion injuries --- Repetitive strain injuries --- RSI (Injuries) --- Wear-and-tear injuries --- WMSD (Work-related musculoskeletal disorders) --- Work-related musculoskeletal disorders --- Muscles --- Nonarticular rheumatism --- Wounds and injuries
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An amputee patient is a patient who has lost not only a part of his body but also the annexed function. The loss of an eye, an arm, or a dental element entails a loss of function reflected in a systemic adaptation by the organism to compensate for it. Moreover, it is reflected in important psychological consequences. The purpose of this Special Issue is to collect as many articles and information about new rehabilitation techniques in the biomedical and bioengineering field as possible. In all organism districts, the focus is on the innovation of a certain material or a specific technique without neglecting the influence on a patient’s quality of life.
Medicine --- lateral incisors agenesis --- space recovery --- dental implants --- ceramic laminate veneers --- teeth preparation --- dental esthetics --- dental porcelain --- rubber dam --- prosthetic treatment planning --- Digital Smile System --- biomechanical phenomena --- elasticity --- bioengineering --- fiberglass --- carbon fiber --- prosthesis --- rehabilitation research --- Covid-19 --- CAD/CAM --- 3D printing --- dental prostheses --- resin printed device --- coronavirus --- COVID-19 --- 3D-printing --- DPI --- protection --- public health --- ocular prosthesis --- meibomian gland dysfunction --- quality of life --- ocular discomfort --- overdenture --- digital prosthetic planning --- atrophic patient --- biomechanics --- finite element --- hyper-extension --- trigger finger --- stenosing tenosynovitis --- tendon --- tension
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An amputee patient is a patient who has lost not only a part of his body but also the annexed function. The loss of an eye, an arm, or a dental element entails a loss of function reflected in a systemic adaptation by the organism to compensate for it. Moreover, it is reflected in important psychological consequences. The purpose of this Special Issue is to collect as many articles and information about new rehabilitation techniques in the biomedical and bioengineering field as possible. In all organism districts, the focus is on the innovation of a certain material or a specific technique without neglecting the influence on a patient’s quality of life.
lateral incisors agenesis --- space recovery --- dental implants --- ceramic laminate veneers --- teeth preparation --- dental esthetics --- dental porcelain --- rubber dam --- prosthetic treatment planning --- Digital Smile System --- biomechanical phenomena --- elasticity --- bioengineering --- fiberglass --- carbon fiber --- prosthesis --- rehabilitation research --- Covid-19 --- CAD/CAM --- 3D printing --- dental prostheses --- resin printed device --- coronavirus --- COVID-19 --- 3D-printing --- DPI --- protection --- public health --- ocular prosthesis --- meibomian gland dysfunction --- quality of life --- ocular discomfort --- overdenture --- digital prosthetic planning --- atrophic patient --- biomechanics --- finite element --- hyper-extension --- trigger finger --- stenosing tenosynovitis --- tendon --- tension
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