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Variation in Interpretation of Provocative Tests for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

  • Floor A. Davids
  • , Sina Ramtin
  • , Amin Razi
  • , David Ring
  • , Teun Teunis
  • , Lee M. Reichel
  • , Gerald A. Kraan
  • , Philipp Muhl
  • , Richard S. Gilbert
  • , Todd Siff
  • , Adam Shafritz
  • , Julie Adams
  • , Anne J.H. Vochteloo
  • , Andrew L. Terrono
  • , Todd Bafus
  • , Brent Bamberger
  • , Michel van den Bekerom
  • , Bernard F. Hearon
  • , Brian P.D. Wills
  • , Ryan P. Calfee
    • Carlos H. Fernandes, Louis C. Grandizio, Chris Bainbridge, Chris Casstevens, Constanza L. Moreno-Serrano, Daniel London, Duffield Ashmead, David Napoli, David Zeltser, Jan Debeij, David P. Patterson, Milind Merchant, Mohamed Shafi, Juan M. Patiño, Roger van Riet, Eric Raven, Edward Harvey, Erik T. Walbeehm, Fabio Suarez, Frank IJpma, Gregory DeSilva, Thierry G. Guitton, Michael P. Nancollas, Greg P. Watchmaker, Gary M. Pess, Lewis B. Lane, Eric P. Hofmeister, Jason D. Tavakolian, James F. Nappi, John M. Erickson, James E. Popp, Jay Talsania, Juan C. Cagnone, Jeffrey Wint, Sanjeev Kakar, Karel Chivers, Ken P. Butters, Kevin M. Rumball, Kristin Karim, Lawrence Weiss, Lars Adolfsson, Lawrence S. Halperin, Michael Cohen, Marieke van der Pluijm, Marc J. Richard, Maurizio Calcagni, Augustus D. Mazzocca, John A. McAuliffe, Alfonso Mejia, Michael W. Grafe, Ngozi M. Akabudike, Nathan A. Hoekzema, Katsunori Suzuki, Martin Richardson, Jose A. Ortiz, Nata Parnes, Prosper Benhaim, Patrick W. Owens, Ramon de Bedout, Randy Hauck, Richard Wallensten, Craig Rodner, David Ruch, Stephen A. Kennedy, Niels W.L. Schep, Scott Mitchell, Sebastian Farr, Betsy M. Nolan, Sebastiaan Souer, Steven L. Henry, Sebastian von Unger, Taizoon Baxamusa, John P. Evans, Apard Thomas, Thomas J. Fischer

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