Functional psychomotor deficits associated with carpal tunnel syndrome

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      <subfield code="a">The purpose os this study was to develop a reliable task for investigating psychomotor deficits associated with carpal tunnel syndrome. the task involved repetitively pinching and releasing a dynamometer, while providing limited force feedback. Repetitive finger exertions are often used for industrial activities sucha as keying switches, operating controls, and squeezing hand tools. A psychomotor task was designed for utilizing muscle groups and areas of the hand innervated by the median nerve including the index finger and thumb</subfield>
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